Pragmatics Annotated Coloured Petri Nets for Protocol Software Generation and Verification

Simonsen, Kent Inge Fagerland; Kristensen, Lars Michael; Kindler, Ekkart

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-53401-4_1

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“…The threats and risks in the model were not discussed very well. In references 13,14, it was presented how formal methods, that is, colored Petri nets, can be used to model protocol specifications, and how formal verification can help to analyze protocol properties. In reference 15, it was presented a Petri net model that can be adapted to the propagation model of any systems' characteristics.…”

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Model‐based risk assessment evaluation

Germanos

Zeng

2022

Security and Privacy

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Risk assessment (RA) belongs to the core parts of an organizational risk management process. The primary goals of a RA are the identification, estimation and prioritization of risk(s) to organizational operations. The existing quantitative analysis of RA is focusing on the risk factors, that is, threat or vulnerability. However, the quantitative metrics of the assessment have not been formally defined and modeled yet. Consequently, it is essential to define a formal model and relevant security metrics for RA within an organization. In this study, we will use a complete lattice to analyze risk factors. Moreover, a formal model will be defined to describe the RA process. The reachability of the model will be discussed.Quantitative metrics will be defined to provide insight on the risk estimation.The model can be expressed using colored Petri nets. This study can assist chief information security officers analyze security risks in their organizations and help them balance the security budget in their organizations.

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Model‐based risk assessment evaluation

Germanos

Zeng

2022

Security and Privacy

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“…Inge et.al. [14] describe an automatic code generation from a restricted class of CPNs, annotated with code generation pragmatics, called Pragmatics annotated Coloured Petri nets (PA-CPN) [15] models, to a set of target language (groovy [18], Java [19], Clojure [20], and Python [21]). The tool PetriCode described in [16] shows the implementation of this approach.…”

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Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks Code Generation from Formal Specification

Houhou¹,

Kahloul²,

Benharzallah³

et al. 2017

Computer Science &Amp; Information Technology (CS &Amp; IT)

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(as Automata, Petri nets, algebra, logics, etc.) were largely used in the specification of these protocols, their analysis and their verification. After that, their implementation is an important phase to deploy, test and use those protocols in real environments. The main objective of the current paper is to formalize the transformation from high-level specification (in Timed Automata) to low-level implementation (in NesC language and TinyOs system) and to automate such transformation. The proposed transformation approach defines a set of rules thatallow the passage between these two levels. We implemented our solution and we illustrated the proposed approach on a protocol case study for the "humidity" and "temperature" sensing in WSNs applications.

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