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A Recipe for Modular Verification of Generic Tree TraversalsCPP 20262026-01-12
Presents a concrete verification recipe that models traversal state with a zipper with shadow and characterizes step types as action and silent steps, yielding…
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Endangered by the Language But Saved by the Compiler: Robust Safety via Semantic(…)POPL 20262026-01-11
Shows a hardening compiler that makes a C‑like source (Rec) robustly safe only after compilation to a CHERI‑style capability machine (Cap); proves a separation…
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Non-interference Preserving Optimising CompilationOOPSLA 20252025-10-16
Introduces hyperproperty simulations as a new secure-compilation framework that models preservation of arbitrary k‑hyperproperties and proves a generic…
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Fusing Session-Typed Concurrent Programming into Functional ProgrammingICFP 20252025-10-12
FuSes embeds a session-typed process calculus inside a pure functional language and ships a formal type system with operational semantics and a machine-checked…
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RefinedProsa: Connecting Response-Time Analysis with C Verification for Interrupt-Free(…)PLDI 20252025-06-16
Claims a machine‑checked end‑to‑end proof that an interrupt‑free, fixed‑priority, non‑preemptive scheduler meets response‑time bounds by connecting program…
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A Semantic Approach to Robust Property PreservationPriSC 2025 (with POPL 2025)2025-01-20
Proposes a semantic reduction of robust property preservation: replace hard syntactic backtranslation with a backtranslation between semantic domains, so…
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Non-Interference Preserving and Optimising Compilation with Hyperproperty SimulationsPriSC 2025 (with POPL 2025)2025-01-20
Presents a formal framework that generalizes compiler simulation proofs to arbitrary k‑trace hyperproperties and claims preservation of…
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A modal type-theory of expected cost in higher-order probabilistic programsOOPSLA 20242024-10-20
pλ-amor is a graded modal type theory that encodes probabilities, potentials and expected cost at the type level and proves bounds for higher-order…
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Program Analysis for Adaptive Data AnalysisPLDI 20242024-06-24
Static analysis estimates the adaptivity of while-like adaptive data analyses by building a weighted dependency graph whose node weights are reachability upper…
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Compositional Security Definitions for Higher-Order Where DeclassificationOOPSLA 20232023-10-23
Defines a compositional security notion for where declassification in higher-order languages by building an indistinguishability logical relation that stops…
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DimSum: A Decentralized Approach to Multi-language Semantics and VerificationPOPL 20232023-01-15
DimSum presents a decentralized method that avoids fixing a source language, memory model, or closed set of languages by giving each language a…
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BFF: Foundational and Automated Verification of Bitfield-Manipulating ProgramsOOPSLA 20222022-12-05
A foundational, automated verifier encodes common bitfield patterns as structured bit vectors and implements partial, semantics-preserving operations (masking…
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Pirouette: Higher-Order Typed Functional ChoreographiesPOPL 20222022-01-16
Pirouette is a choreographic language that compiles a single higher-order functional program into one program per node via endpoint projection, with two…
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Isolation without Taxation: Near-Zero-Cost Transitions for WebAssembly and SFIPOPL 20222022-01-16
Paper claims that adding static invariants lets sandboxed code use simple function calls instead of heavyweight wrappers, and implements this end-to-end. A…
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A Unifying Type-Theory for Higher-Order (Amortized) Cost AnalysisPOPL 20212021-01-17
Presents λ-amor, an affine type theory that adds a modal potential type plus a graded cost monad and refinements, and proves soundness with a Kripke…
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Qapla: Policy compliance for database-backed systems26th USENIX Security Symposium (USENIX Security '17)2017-08-16
Qapla is a DB-adapter reference monitor that enforces fine-grained, row-and-column policies by query rewriting: it replaces each table with a subquery…
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Thoth: Comprehensive Policy Compliance in Data Retrieval SystemsUSENIX Security '162016-08-10
Thoth enforces data-use policies attached to files, sockets and key-value tuples using process-level information flow control and a declarative policy language…
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