Implementing the Plugin Distribution System

Fri, 10/29/2021 - 11:32 by Nicolas Rybowski

Abstract

Recent works proposed to dynamically extend protocol implemen-tations through protocol plugins. While addressing deploymentissues, they raise safety concerns (do they terminate, do they act ma-liciously,. . . ). To fill this gap, a system distributing trust in plugin’sverification properties was proposed in the literature. However, itwas not implemented. This poster demonstrates the feasibility ofthis approach by providing an open-source implementation of thissystem. We also extend the state-of-the-art verification works aboutprotocol plugins by considering a new property called side-effects.

Authors
Nicolas Rybowski, Quentin De Coninck, Tom Rousseaux, Axel Legay and Olivier Bonaventure
Source
Proceedings of the SIGCOMM'21 Poster and Demo Sessions, pages 39-41, Augustus 2021. Association for Computing Machinery (New York, NY, United States).
Keywords
Distributed verification system ; Plugin ; Protocol operation ; Safety properties ; PQUIC
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