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Experiences with embedding MPL security monitors into Java programs

Jari-Matti Mäkelä, Ville Leppänen

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We have developed Modular Policy Language (MPL) for embedding rule-based security monitors into Java programs. Our monitors can capture and save all kind of information related to monitored program execution and then use that information to prevent unwanted, malicious program behaviour. MPL descriptions are translated as AspectJ programs which are woven into bytecode-based Java programs before the execution or when loading bytecode modules into the execution environment.

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We have developed Modular Policy Language (MPL) for embedding rule-based security monitors into Java programs. Our monitors can capture and save all kind of information related to monitored program execution and then use that information to prevent unwanted, malicious program behaviour. MPL descriptions are translated as AspectJ programs which are woven into bytecode-based Java programs before the execution or when loading bytecode modules into the execution environment.

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We have developed Modular Policy Language (MPL) for embedding rule-based security monitors into Java programs. Our monitors can capture and save all kind of information related to monitored program execution and then use that information to prevent unwanted, malicious program behaviour. MPL descriptions are translated as AspectJ programs which are woven into bytecode-based Java programs before the execution or when loading bytecode modules into the execution environment.

Key concepts: Bytecode, AspectJ, Java bytecode, Computer science, Java, Programming language, Modular design, Embedding

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