a grad student's tale of survival in the face of absurd web programming models, systems insecure almost by design, disconnected language theories, and the berkeley meat grinder
Friday, June 5, 2009
updateable secure views
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security
Was looking at what the bidirectional programming folks at UPenn were up to, and got excited: the paper we had rejected last year about secure browser programming through views was, in another form, accepted for these guys: Updateable Security Views. Our take on it (a tentative title was "membranes, views, and browsers") was of capabilities and flexibility; this clearly has different principles (static checking, information flow, etc.). The important thing is that the idea is gaining traction!
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