2012 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
End-to-end Multilevel Hybrid Information Flow Control
verfasst von : Lennart Beringer
Erschienen in: Programming Languages and Systems
Verlag: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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We present models and soundness results for hybrid information flow, i.e. for mechanisms that enforce noninterference-style security guarantees using a combination of static analysis and dynamic taint tracking. Our analysis has the following characteristics: (i) we formulate hybrid information flow as an end-to-end property, in contrast to disruptive monitors that prematurely terminate or otherwise alter an execution upon detecting a potentially illicit flow; (ii) our security notions capture the increased precision that is gained when static analysis is combined with dynamic enforcement; (iii) we introduce path tracking to incorporate a form of termination-sensitivity, and (iv) develop a novel variant of purely dynamic tracking that
ignores
indirect flows; (v) our work has been formally verified, by a comprehensive representation in the theorem prover Coq.