Rule formats for compositional non-interference properties
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| Title: | Rule formats for compositional non-interference properties |
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| Authors: | Tini, Simone1 simone.tini@uninsubria.it |
| Source: | Journal of Logic & Algebraic Programming. Jul2004, Vol. 60-61, p353-400. 48p. |
| Subjects: | MARC formats, Machine-readable bibliographic data formats, Polyadic algebras, Computer logic, Program transformation |
| Abstract: | We introduce the transition rule formats rooted SBSNNI and CP_BNDC. We prove that the non-interference property rooted SBSNNI introduced in the present paper, and the already known non-interference property CP_BNDC, are preserved by constructs of all process algebras with SOS transition rules respecting the restrictions of the formats rooted SBSNNI and CP_BNDC, respectively. To show that our formats have practical applications, we prove that a slight variant of Focardi and Gorrieri''s Security Process Algebra, the Kleene star recursion construct, the replication construct of polyadic |
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