Events at MetaForum MF 6.131

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OIL is a domain-specific language under development at Océ for specifying, analysing, and implementing software components. OIL is to have IDE support, transformations to formal modelling languages for requirement verification, and code generation towards general-purpose languages such as C++. Model-based testing is an approach to test whether the behaviour of an implementation conforms to the …continue reading

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SPL verification can be costly when all the software products of an SPL are verified independently. It is well known that parity games can be used to verify software products. We propose a generalization of parity games, named variability parity games (VPGs), that encode multiple parity games in a single game graph decorated with edge …continue reading

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Formal system verification is a mathematical technique for establishing whether a process meets certain design requirements. Typically, such techniques require notation in academic languages which are difficult for engineers to write and interpret. We aim to develop a new DSL for formalizing requirements that dramatically lowers the barrier of entry by introducing notation and concepts …continue reading

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I will present the Simple Language of Communicating Objects (\SLCO) framework, which has resulted from our research on applying formal methods for correct and efficient model-driven development of multi-component software. At the core is a domain specific language called SLCO that can be used to specify software behaviour. One of the features of the framework …continue reading

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Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) is emerging as the de facto paradigm for the specification and enforcement of access control policies. Nonetheless, ABAC is vulnerable to attribute hiding attacks where users can obtain a more favourable decision by hiding some of their attributes. The extended evaluation of an ABAC policy takes such attribute hiding into account …continue reading