CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees

Autores
Bavera, Francisco; Nordio, Martín; Medel, Ricardo; Aguirre, Jorge; Baum, Gabriel Alfredo
Año de publicación
2005
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inglés
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versión publicada
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Certifying compilers use static information of a program to verify that it complies with certain security properties and to generate certified code. To do so, those compilers translate the source program into an annotated program written in some intermediate language. These annotations are used to verify the generated code. Given a source program, a certifying compiler will produce object code, annotations, and a proof that the code comply with the customer’s security specifications. Thus, certifying compilers can automatically produce the security evidence required to establish a Proof-Carrying Code (PCC) setting. In this work we present CCMini, a certifying compiler for a simple subset of the language C. This compiler guarantees that compiled programs do not read uninitialized variables and do not access to undefined array positions. The verification process is carried on abstract syntactic trees by using static analysis techniques; in particular, control analysis and data analysis are used.
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Security
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
title CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
spellingShingle CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
Bavera, Francisco
Ciencias Informáticas
Verification
Lenguajes de Programación
Compilers
Security
title_short CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
title_full CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
title_fullStr CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
title_full_unstemmed CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
title_sort CCMini: a prototype of certifying compiler based on annotated abstract syntax trees
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Bavera, Francisco
Nordio, Martín
Medel, Ricardo
Aguirre, Jorge
Baum, Gabriel Alfredo
author Bavera, Francisco
author_facet Bavera, Francisco
Nordio, Martín
Medel, Ricardo
Aguirre, Jorge
Baum, Gabriel Alfredo
author_role author
author2 Nordio, Martín
Medel, Ricardo
Aguirre, Jorge
Baum, Gabriel Alfredo
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Verification
Lenguajes de Programación
Compilers
Security
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Verification
Lenguajes de Programación
Compilers
Security
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Certifying compilers use static information of a program to verify that it complies with certain security properties and to generate certified code. To do so, those compilers translate the source program into an annotated program written in some intermediate language. These annotations are used to verify the generated code. Given a source program, a certifying compiler will produce object code, annotations, and a proof that the code comply with the customer’s security specifications. Thus, certifying compilers can automatically produce the security evidence required to establish a Proof-Carrying Code (PCC) setting. In this work we present CCMini, a certifying compiler for a simple subset of the language C. This compiler guarantees that compiled programs do not read uninitialized variables and do not access to undefined array positions. The verification process is carried on abstract syntactic trees by using static analysis techniques; in particular, control analysis and data analysis are used.
II Workshop de Ingeniería de Software y Bases de Datos (WISBD)
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática (RedUNCI)
description Certifying compilers use static information of a program to verify that it complies with certain security properties and to generate certified code. To do so, those compilers translate the source program into an annotated program written in some intermediate language. These annotations are used to verify the generated code. Given a source program, a certifying compiler will produce object code, annotations, and a proof that the code comply with the customer’s security specifications. Thus, certifying compilers can automatically produce the security evidence required to establish a Proof-Carrying Code (PCC) setting. In this work we present CCMini, a certifying compiler for a simple subset of the language C. This compiler guarantees that compiled programs do not read uninitialized variables and do not access to undefined array positions. The verification process is carried on abstract syntactic trees by using static analysis techniques; in particular, control analysis and data analysis are used.
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