WebAssembly as an Intermediate Language for Provably-Safe Software Sandboxing (PriSC 2020 - Principles of Secure Compilation 2020)

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Sun 19 - Sat 25 January 2020 New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

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Jay Bosamiya, Benjamin Lim, Bryan Parno

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PriSC 2020 Principles of Secure Compilation

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Sat 25 Jan 2020 16:57 - 17:21 at Rosalie - Compartmentalization, memory safety, and isolation Chair(s): Marco Patrignani, Jonathan Protzenko

Abstract

Lightweight, safe, and fast execution of untrusted code is valuable in many contexts and can, in theory, be achieved via software fault isolation (SFI). Unfortunately, technological and marketplace hurdles have prevent mass adoption of previous SFI technologies. We propose to use WebAssembly to overcome these hurdles. Conceretely, we describe ongoing work on a formally verified sandboxing compiler, from WebAssembly to native code, towards this goal.

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WebAssembly as an Intermediate Language for Provably-Safe Software Sandboxing (WebAssembly-as-an-Intermediate-Language-for-Provably-Safe-Software-Sandboxing.pdf)	473KiB

Jay Bosamiya

Carnegie Mellon University

Benjamin Lim

Carnegie Mellon University

Bryan Parno

Carnegie Mellon University

United States

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	15:35 - 17:45: Compartmentalization, memory safety, and isolationPriSC at Rosalie Chair(s): Marco PatrignaniStanford University & CISPA , Jonathan ProtzenkoMicrosoft Research, Redmond

	15:35 - 15:59 Talk		Flexible Tag-based Policies for Compartmentalized C PriSC Sean AndersonPortland State University, Andrew TolmachPortland State University, Chris ChhakPortland State University Media Attached File Attached
	15:59 - 16:23 Talk		Mechanized Reasoning about a Capability Machine PriSC Aina Linn GeorgesAarhus University, Alix TrieuAarhus University, Lars BirkedalAarhus University Media Attached
	16:23 - 16:47 Talk		Securing Interruptible Enclaves PriSC Matteo BusiUniversità di Pisa - Dipartimento di Informatica, Job Noormanimec-DistriNet, Dept. of Computer Science, KU Leuven, Belgium, Jo Van Bulckimec-DistriNet, Dept. of Computer Science, KU Leuven, Belgium, Letterio GallettaIMT School for Advanced Studies, Pierpaolo DeganoUniversità di Pisa - Dipartimento di Informatica, Jan Tobias Mühlbergimec-DistriNet, Dept. of Computer Science, KU Leuven, Belgium, Frank PiessensKU Leuven Media Attached File Attached
	16:47 - 16:57 Break		Mini-break PriSC
	16:57 - 17:21 Talk		WebAssembly as an Intermediate Language for Provably-Safe Software Sandboxing PriSC Jay BosamiyaCarnegie Mellon University, Benjamin LimCarnegie Mellon University, Bryan ParnoCarnegie Mellon University Media Attached File Attached
	17:21 - 17:45 Talk		Memory Safety Preservation for WebAssembly PriSC Marco VassenaCISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security, Marco PatrignaniStanford University & CISPA Link to publication Media Attached File Attached