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Towards distributed monitoring (of Android applications)
du groupe Modélisation et Verification

Date 2014-01-23  11:00-12:00
TitreTowards distributed monitoring (of Android applications) 
RésuméIn this talk, I will present some recent results on the topic of monitoring. The first part presents a solution for monitoring distributed systems. The second part presents what the techniques of runtime monitoring allow when trying to improve the security, safety and reliability of Android applications. Part 1: Decentralized LTL Monitoring. Users wanting to monitor distributed or component-based systems often perceive them as monolithic systems which, seen from the outside, exhibit a uniform behavior as opposed to many components displaying many local behaviors that together constitute the system's global behavior. This level of abstraction is often reasonable, hiding implementation details from users who may want to specify the system's global behavior in terms of an LTL formula. However, the problem that arises then is how such a specification can actually be monitored in a distributed system that has no central data collection point, where all the components' local behaviors are observable. Part 2: Runtime Verification and Enforcement for Android Applications with RV-Droid. RV-Droid is an implemented framework dedicated to runtime verification (RV) and runtime enforcement (RE) of Android applications. RV-Droid consists of an Android application that interacts closely with a cloud. Running RV-Droid on their devices, users can select targeted Android applications from Google Play (or a dedicated repository) and a property. RV-Droid is generic and currently works with two existing runtime verification frameworks for (pure) Java programs: with Java- MOP and (partially) with RuleR. RV-Droid does not require any modification to the Android kernel and targeted applications can be retrieved off-the-shelf. We carried out several experiments that demonstrated the effectiveness of RV-Droid on monitoring (security) properties. 
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OrateurYliès Falcone 
EmailYlies.Falcone@ujf-grenoble.fr 
UrlLIG, Univ. Grenoble 1 



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