Formal modeling of the Simple Text Oriented Messaging Protocol using Event-B method

Mimouni, Sanae El; Bouhdadi, Mohamed

doi:10.1109/aiccsa.2015.7507170

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“…Like the other data protocols of IoT, STOMP supports the publish-subscribe architecture [51]. STOMP has more similarities to HTTP [52]. Simplicity and easy understandability are the notable features of STOMP.…”

Section: Simple Text-oriented Messaging Protocolmentioning

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An extended review of the application layer messaging protocol of the internet of things

Bhowmik

Riaz

2023

Bulletin EEI

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In the internet of things (IoT), there are resource-constrained and immense heterogeneous electronic gadgets worldwide. Till now, no single IoT application layer messaging protocol is the best, nor is anyone axiomatic for every requirement. This paper exhaustively summarizes information on the messaging protocols from the available previous research sources online. Our goal is to encapsulate a simple guideline so that users can choose an optimal messaging protocol quickly according to development requirements and specifications. For this purpose, we have reviewed the literature on six enabling and evolving application layer messaging protocols used for IoT systems namely, message queuing telemetry transport (MQTT), advanced message queuing protocol (AMQP), the constrained application protocol (CoAP), extensible messaging and presence protocol (XMPP), data distribution service (DDS), and simple text-oriented messaging protocol (STOMP) in terms of some interrelated metrics. Additionally, we represented a critical analysis of the application layer messaging protocols. This study will be helpful to readers with valuable insights and guide research scholars and developers in choosing optimal application layer messaging protocols based on development specifications and requirements.

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Section: Simple Text-oriented Messaging Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

An extended review of the application layer messaging protocol of the internet of things

Bhowmik

Riaz

2023

Bulletin EEI

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“…Protocol verification. Formal methods, as a collection of mathematically rigorous techniques, have witnessed a spectrum of applications in assessing the security of large-scale, realworld security protocols including TLS 1.3 [60], messaging protocols [61]- [63], and entity authentication protocols [64]- [66], to name just a few. The security properties underneath these protocols are commonly formalized in forms of trace properties ("all protocol traces are secure") or in terms of indistinguishability ("the adversary cannot distinguish two protocol executions").…”

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PA-Boot: A Formally Verified Authentication Protocol for Multiprocessor Secure Boot

Zhang¹,

Yu²,

He³

et al. 2022

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Hardware supply-chain attacks are raising significant security threats to the boot process of multiprocessor systems. This paper identifies a new, prevalent hardware supply-chain attack surface that can bypass multiprocessor secure boot due to the absence of processor-authentication mechanisms. To defend against such attacks, we present PA-Boot, the first formally verified processorauthentication protocol for secure boot in multiprocessor systems. PA-Boot is proved functionally correct and is guaranteed to detect multiple adversarial behaviors, e.g., processor replacements, man-in-the-middle attacks, and tampering with certificates. The finegrained formalization of PA-Boot and its fully mechanized security proofs are carried out in the Isabelle/HOL theorem prover with 306 lemmas/theorems and ∼7,100 LoC. Experiments on a proof-of-concept implementation indicate that PA-Boot can effectively identify boot-process attacks with a considerably minor overhead and thereby improve the security of multiprocessor systems.

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Refinement and Validation of Humoral Immunity Based on Event-B

Shi

Zou

Shu

et al. 2020

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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By the outbreak of Covid-19, we should focus more eyesight on the human immune system. Humoral immunity plays an important role in the immunologic mechanism. In this process, B cells and other immune cells cooperate each other to produce antibodies and eliminate antigens by series of interactions, activation, proliferation and differentiation. In this paper, we use the formal language Event-B to model the humoral immunity process on the development tool called Rodin. Humoral immunity process is abstract and has complexity in system design. Accidentally, the formal method is used to verify the correctness and consistency of the complex systems, which is an appropriate approach to model this immunity process by stepwise refinements and validation. We also present an instance to demonstrate the differences between the immunity responses after the invasion of influenza viruses and coronavirus respectively in the last refinement and validate it using proof obligations. Experimental results show that events in our model are all validated by the automatic certification tool on Rodin platform.

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Formal modeling of the Simple Text Oriented Messaging Protocol using Event-B method

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

An extended review of the application layer messaging protocol of the internet of things

An extended review of the application layer messaging protocol of the internet of things

PA-Boot: A Formally Verified Authentication Protocol for Multiprocessor Secure Boot

Refinement and Validation of Humoral Immunity Based on Event-B

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