Foundations of Information-Flow Control and Effects
Licentiate thesis, 2022
In programming language research, information-flow control (IFC) is a technique for enforcing a variety of security aspects, such as confidentiality of data,
on programs. This Licenciate thesis makes novel contributions to the theory and foundations of IFC in the following ways: Chapter A presents a new proof method for showing the usual desired property of noninterference; Chapter B shows how to securely extend the concurrent IFC language MAC with asynchronous exceptions; and, Chapter C presents a new and simpler language for IFC with effects based on an explicit separation of pure and effectful computations.
on programs. This Licenciate thesis makes novel contributions to the theory and foundations of IFC in the following ways: Chapter A presents a new proof method for showing the usual desired property of noninterference; Chapter B shows how to securely extend the concurrent IFC language MAC with asynchronous exceptions; and, Chapter C presents a new and simpler language for IFC with effects based on an explicit separation of pure and effectful computations.
Information-flow control
Programming languages
Language-based security
Lecture hall EF, Hörsalsvägen 11, Chalmers
Opponent: Dominique Devriese, Professor, KU Leuven, Belgium
Author
Carlos Tomé Cortiñas
Chalmers, Computer Science and Engineering (Chalmers), Information Security
Securing Asynchronous Exceptions
Proceedings - IEEE Computer Security Foundations Symposium,;Vol. 2020-June(2020)p. 214-229
Paper in proceeding
Simple Noninterference by Normalization
Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security,;(2019)p. 61-72
Paper in proceeding
Tomé Cortiñas, C, Russo, A. Pure Information-Flow Control with Effects Made Simple
WebSec: Securing Web-driven Systems
Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF) (RIT17-0011), 2018-03-01 -- 2023-02-28.
Subject Categories
Computer Science
Publisher
Chalmers
Lecture hall EF, Hörsalsvägen 11, Chalmers
Opponent: Dominique Devriese, Professor, KU Leuven, Belgium