Monitoring Software Security Requirements using Instrumented Code
by William N. Robinson
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We present a framework to monitor requirements of software as it executes. The framework is general, and allows for automated support. In this paper, we introduced the framework, and show how Java code can be instrumented and monitored by a model checker. We illustrate our current automated support using the widely known problem of the Dinning Philosophers. From this exemplar, we suggest how the approach may be applied to address security concerns such as those that arise during e-commerce transactions.
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We present a framework to monitor requirements of software as it executes. The framework is general, and allows for automated support. In this paper, we introduced the framework, and show how Java code can be instrumented and monitored by a model checker. We illustrate our current automated support using the widely known problem of the Dinning Philosophers. From this exemplar, we suggest how the approach may be applied to address security concerns such as those that arise during e-commerce transactions.
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