2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-43652-3_30
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Formal Verification of OS Security Model with Alloy and Event-B

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“…In ISP RAS projects deductive verification was used to verify security properties of a Linuxbased OS modified for specific use in government agencies [32,33]. The OS is intended to implement a complex security model (called MROSL DP) integrating mechanisms of latticebased mandatory access control, mandatory integrity control, and role-based access control.…”
Section: Deductive Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In ISP RAS projects deductive verification was used to verify security properties of a Linuxbased OS modified for specific use in government agencies [32,33]. The OS is intended to implement a complex security model (called MROSL DP) integrating mechanisms of latticebased mandatory access control, mandatory integrity control, and role-based access control.…”
Section: Deductive Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В данной статье представлены текущие результаты разработки и верификации формальной модели, называемой иерархической интегрированной моделью управления доступом и информационных потоков (hierarchical integrated model of access control and information flows, HIMACF, ранние версии ее имели название МРОСЛ ДП-модель). [9][10]. Эта модель корректно интегрирует механизмы RBAC, MIC и MAC, сохраняя их ключевые свойства безопасности.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…32, issue 1, 2020. pp. 7-26 10 14] и нормативными документами ФСТЭК России для систем с высокими уровнями доверия. Модель частично реализована в построенной на основе ядра Linux ОС Astra Linux Special Edition [15].…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
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