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Assessing the Effect of Software Failures on Trust Assumptions

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Assessing the Effect of Software Failures on Trust Assumptions

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The contribution of this paper is a technique to assess whether software failures during operational use can invalidate the trust assumptions and, hence, the adequacy of the software security. Use of the technique identified four security-related software requirements for making the system more robust to denial-of-service attacks.

Qian Feng, Robyn R. Lutz

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Added	31 May 2010
Updated	31 May 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2008
Where	ISSRE
Authors	Qian Feng, Robyn R. Lutz

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