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Abstract: The purpose of this deliverable is to provide an analysis of MAFTIA's intrusion tolerance capabilities at an architectural level. We first summarise the various architectural concepts and mechanisms that MAFTIA has developed for constructing intrusion tolerant systems. We then present a realistic "use case" for the MAFTIA architecture, based on a simplified but realistic e-commerce application. Using a methodology based on fault trees, we provide a representative but by no means complete set of ... (Update)
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@misc{ welch-architectural,
author = "Ian Welch and John Wame and Peter Ryan and Robert Stroud",
title = "Architectural Analysis of MAFTIA's Intrusion Tolerance Capabilities",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/welch99architectural.html" }
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2 Specification of Authorisation Services - Abghour, Deswarte et al. - 2001
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1 Design of an Intrusion-Tolerant Intrusion Detection System (context) - Dacier - 2002
1 Conceptual Model and Architecture ofMAFTIA (context) - Powell, Stroud - 2003
1 Design of the Local Reference Monitor (context) - Abghour, Deswarte et al. - 2002
1 Complete Specification of APIs and Protocols for the MAFTIA .. - Neves, Verlssimo - 2002
1 Final Report on Verification and Assessment (context) - Adelsbach, Creese - 2003
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