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Provably Secure DNS: A Case Study in Reliable Software Barry Fagin and Martin Carlisle Department of Computer Science US Air Force Academy Colorado Springs, COUSA
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Document Date: 2013-05-08 17:57:30


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Praxis Systems / AdaCore Technologies / Microsoft / /

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Event

FDA Phase / /

Facility

University of Paris-Sud / DNS port / /

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Internet domain name space / Internet Name Domain server / software design / name service software / software validation process / pre-processing tools / free software version / stress testing tool / free software / low-level network / dns_network / Internet software suite / Internet Systems Consortium / internet security / Internet protocol stack / software vulnerabilities / recursive query protocol / domain name server / formal methods tools / root server / mature technology / authoritative server / software systems / /

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VMs / Linux / Ubuntu / Microsoft Windows / Windows Server 2008 / /

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University of Paris-Sud / Reliable Software Barry Fagin and Martin Carlisle Department of Computer Science US Air Force Academy Colorado Springs / /

Person

Paul Mockapetris / Martin Carlisle / /

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programmer / /

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IRONSIDES / /

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Ada / /

Technology

encryption / SOA / virtual machine / IPv6 / RAM / fairly mature technology / DNS / recursive query protocol / Linux system / IP / Caching / UDP / same protocols / DNS protocols / DNS protocol / /

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www.cnn.com / /

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