1 A Black-Box Tracing Technique to Identify Causes of Least-Privilege Incompatibilities Shuo Chen, John Dunagan, Chad Verbowski and Yi-Min Wang NDSS 2005,
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1 Module 5 Topics –Proof of the existence of unsolvable problems Proof Technique –There are more problems/languages than there are programs/algorithms.
1 Module 7 Halting Problem –Fundamental program behavior problem –A specific unsolvable problem –Diagonalization technique revisited Proof more complex.
Methods: Functional Abstraction Structured Programming –The flow of control in a program should be as simple as possible – The construction of a program.
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1 Lecture 11 Proving more specific problems are not solvable Input transformation technique –Use subroutine theme to show that if one problem is unsolvable,
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1 Module 10 Recursive and r.e. language classes –representing solvable and half-solvable problems Proofs of closure properties –for the set of recursive.