This thesis introduces a fault injector, called “Pulad”, specifically developed for finding application vulnerabilities. Most previous approaches for finding application vulnerabilities involved static verification methods. With these methods, the source code is not executed. Since vulnerabilities can only be revealed when they are exploited, the use of a dynamic verification method, executing the source code, seems needed. The main two dynamic verification areas are software testing and fault injection. This thesis focuses on fault injection. Pulad, the fault injector described in this thesis consists of two main parts called…
Author: Djam, Melody
Source: University of Maryland
Download Link: Click Here To Download This Report (PDF)
Reference URL 1: Visit Now
Reference URL 2: Visit Now