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Lancaster University
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Output title
Executable misuse cases for modeling security concerns
Type
E - Conference contribution
Name of conference/published proceedings
Proceedings of the 30th International Conference on Software engineering (ICSE '08)
Volume number
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Issue number
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First page of article
121
ISSN of proceedings
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Year of publication
2008
Number of additional authors
2
Additional information
<07> Flagship software engineering conference (acceptance rate 15% in 2008). Builds on many years' work by Whittle on formalizing scenario-based requirements. This paper focuses on security requirements. It formally defines an executable security modeling language that allows engineers to play out what-if security attacks on a set of system requirements. It is the first application of executable scenarios to the security domain. Third author worked for Federal Railroad Administration and applied ideas from this paper in that organization. Highly cited.
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Citation count
12
Proposed double-weighted
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Non-English
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English abstract
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