Research of the Software Aging Regeneration Strategy Based on Components

Guo, Jun; Wang, Bo; Wang, Yunsheng; Bin, Zhang; Jiaojiao, Wang

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-25188-7_74

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“…Moreover, common parts may be written once and then reused many times rather than be written over and over again [1]. At the same time, CBSD offers a range of benefits, from enhancing an individual programmer's productivity to analyzing the costs of the developed software effectively [2][3][4][5]. The widespread and systematic reuse of software can meet the demands for accelerated delivery, reduced software production and maintenance costs, and improved quality.…”

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2DCBS: A Model for Developing Dependable Component-Based Software

Kahtan

Nordin

et al. 2016

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The software industry has adopted component-based software development (CBSD) to rapidly build and deploy large and complex software systems with significant savings at minimal engineering effort, cost, and time. However, CBSD encounters issues on security trust, mainly with respect to dependability attributes. A system is considered dependable when it can produce the outputs for which it was designed with no adverse effect on its intended environment. Dependability consists of several attributes that imply availability, confidentiality, integrity, reliability, safety, and maintainability. Dependability attributes must be embedded in a CBSD model to develop dependable component software. Motivated by the importance of these attributes, this paper pursues two objectives: to design a model for developing a dependable system that mitigates the vulnerabilities of software components, and to evaluate the proposed model. The model proposed in this study is labelled as developing dependable component-based software (2DCBS). To develop this model, the CBSD architectural phases and processes must be framed and the six dependability attributes embedded according to the best practice method. The expert opinion approach was applied to evaluate 2DCBS framing. In addition, the 2DCBS model was applied to the development of an information communication technology (ICT) portal through an empirical study method. Vulnerability assessment tools (VATs) were employed to verify the dependability attributes of the developed ICT portal. Results show that the 2DCBS model can be adopted to develop web application systems and to mitigate the vulnerabilities of the developed systems. This study contributes to CBSD and facilitates the specification and evaluation of dependability attributes throughout model development. Furthermore, the reliability of the dependable model can increase confidence in the use of CBSD for industries.

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2DCBS: A Model for Developing Dependable Component-Based Software

Kahtan

Nordin

et al. 2016

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“…The idea is to assemble software applications from reusable software codes, thereby simplifying software development in terms of time and budget constraints. CBSD offers a range of benefits, such as managing increasing complexity (Chen et al, 2011;Kumari and Bhasin, 2011;Sozer et al, 2011), improving the capability to reuse components (Lin, 2007;Fredriksson, 2008;Carvalho et al, 2009;Li et al, 2011), improving efficiency (Salmi and Ioualalen, 2012;Yang et al, 2012;Chen et al, 2012), decreasing the time and effort needed to develop software (Alhazbi and Jantan, 2007;Kaur et al, 2007;Ahmed et al, 2012), improving the quality of the system (Capretz, 2005;Mohanty et al, 2011), reducing production costs through software reuse (Chen et al, 2012;Barnawi et al, 2012), reducing maintenance costs (Li et al, 2011;Sommerville, 2011), increasing development productivity (Barnawi et al, 2012;Aris and Salim, 2007;Shang et al, 2011), ensuring a greater degree of consistency (Crnkovic, 2003;Ganguly and Bhattacharyya, 2011;Brada, 2011), providing a wider range of usability (Selvi et al, 2008;Jun et al, 2012) and supporting the effective use of specialists (Sommerville, 2011;Cann et al, 2004;Kaur and Mann, 2010). However, despite the wide adoption of CBSD in the software industry and the tremendous number of publications about it in academic research, CBSD still lacks essential formal foundations for the specification, composition and verification of security requirements.…”

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Awareness of Embedding Security Features Into Component-Based Software Development Model: A Survey

Kahtan

Bakar

Nordin

2014

Journal of Computer Science

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Current applications and systems contain the software components as the basic elements and Component Based Software Development (CBSD) has been successful in building applications and systems. However, the security of CBSD for the software component is still lacking. This study highlights the results of a survey pertaining to the embedding of security features in the CBSD process. The main objective of this survey is to investigate the awareness of embedding security features in the CBSD process in the Malaysian context. For this purpose, experts from industry as well as from the academic community were interviewed. Moreover, an online survey was formulated and e-mailed to the experts and potential candidates. The results show that the embedding of security features in the software lifecycle is crucial because the incorporation of security activities in CBSD will minimize vulnerabilities in the software system, thus reducing system cost.

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Assessing the instrument reliability and validity of risk mitigation for anti software ageing model during software maintenance

Azman

Nor

et al. 2019

2019 6th International Conference on Research and Innovation in Information Systems (ICRIIS)

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Research of the Software Aging Regeneration Strategy Based on Components

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2DCBS: A Model for Developing Dependable Component-Based Software

2DCBS: A Model for Developing Dependable Component-Based Software

Awareness of Embedding Security Features Into Component-Based Software Development Model: A Survey

Assessing the instrument reliability and validity of risk mitigation for anti software ageing model during software maintenance

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