D. Powell and R. J. Stroud (Eds.), Conceptual Model and Architecture ofMAFTIA, MAFTIA Project, Deliverable D21, 2003. 27  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles

....is based on a simplified but realistic e commerce application, TRADEZONE, originally described as a possible use case for MAFTIA in [MAFTIA 2000] and further elaborated herein. This deliverable presents the results of this evaluation, and is intended to complement MAFTIA deliverables D21 [Powell Stroud 2003] and D22 [Adelsbach Creese 2003] which together describe the concepts and principles underpinning the MAFTIA architecture, and present a variety of techniques for ensuring and evaluating MAFTIA s intrusion tolerance capabilities. The evaluation work described in this document was performed in ....

....specification, design, implementation, and or configuration of a system. A successful attacker is said to be an intruder, and a successful attack results in an intrusion upon the system. MAFTIA distinguishes between attacks, vulnerabilities, and intrusions as three types of interrelated faults [Powell Stroud 2003]: attack: a malicious interaction fault, through which an attacker aims to deliberately violate one or more security properties; an intrusion attempt. vulnerability: a fault created during development of the system, or during operation, that could be exploited to create an intrusion. ....

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D. Powell and R. J. Stroud (Eds.), Conceptual Model and Architecture ofMAFTIA, MAFTIA Project, Deliverable D21, 2003. 27

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