Naval Postgraduate School
Use of Trusted Software Modules for Emergency-Integrity Display
NPS-CS-08-012.pdf (1.697Mb)Abstract
This report provides summary of the interface, mechanisms and semantics for high integrity display of information in a secure computer system, based on the use of a high assurance separation kernel and trusted software modules in both the application domain and the trusted software domain.
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