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LEE, Matias  y  D'ARGENIO, Pedro R. Semantics for Interactive Sequential Systems and Non-Interference Properties. CLEIej [online]. 2011, vol.14, n.3, pp.7-7. ISSN 0717-5000.

Abstract An interactive system is a system that allows communication with the users. This communication is modeled through input and output actions. Input actions are controllable by a user of the system, while output actions are controllable by the system. Standard semantics for sequential system [1, 2] are not suitable in this context because they do not distinguish between the different kinds of actions. Applying a similar approach to the one used in [2] we define semantics for interactive systems. In this setting, a particular semantic is associated with a notion of observability. These notions of observability are used as parameters of a general definition of non-interference. We show that some previous versions of the non-interference property based on traces semantic, weak bisimulation and refinement, are actually instances of the observability-based non-interference property presented here. Moreover, this allows us to show some results in a general way and to provide a better understanding of the security properties.

Palabras clave : process theory; semantic; interactive systems; interface automata; non interference; secure information flow; refinement; composition.

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