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A SoundType System for Secure Flow Analysis

For this project, I try to code inside Lean the paper by Volpano, Smith and Irvine A SoundType System for Secure Flow Analysis. Lemma 6.5, 6.6, 6.7 and theorems 6.8 are left out.

Modules overview

  • base, simple module that stores the basic literals value
  • map, definition of map based on alist, this object would be instantiate to be one of the context in both the typing rules and evaluation function
  • context, this module build the instance of the state, identifier and location map
  • security_class, I defined the security class inductive type and the relative ≤ operator, the only values allowed for security classes are High and Low
  • phrase, this is the wrapper of the security_class, with this module I can type every expression or program inside the framework
  • semantics, this module stores the program syntax definition and (big-step) evaluation rule
  • type_system, regards the paper, this is the first typing systems showed in the paper, these rules are combined with the subtype and the fact that phrase is partially ordered
  • syntax_directed, this typing systems differs from the previous one by the subtyping rule, which is included inside (almost) each rule
  • lemmata/phrase_partial_order, proof that phrase is partially ordered, by an instance of partial_order over phrase
  • lemmata/structural_subtyping, properties about the ≤ operation over phrases (lemma 4.1)
  • lemmata/syntax_directed, property about subtype (lemma 6.1) and the proof that the two type systems defined are equivalent (lemma 6.2)
  • lemmata/type_soundness, simple security (lemma 6.3) and confinement (lemma 6.4) properties

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