Michael Norrish, @ANUmedia; Thomas Sewell, @Cambridge_Uni; Simon Winwood, @galois , receive the 2022 ACM Software System Award! Learn more about their award-winning research here: https://t.co/VtPDuYz1cc
If you’re curious about formal methods & #seL4, this episode is a wonderful deep dive cum oral history. On a personal level it reminded me how much I miss working alongside @lsf37 every day, without whose mentorship I’d surely not have ended up in academia. Viva verified software
📢 One more episode is out! This time we talk with @lsf37 about the formally verified seL4 microkernel using Isabelle! We also talk about his PhD thesis on formally verifying a piece of the Java Virtual Machine.
https://t.co/pftTSkM1Ki
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@pruvisto @TaliaRinger @larsr_h That’s not quite right. Sessions and images are separate things in Isabelle. An image is just a heap dump, a session is a logical unit. You can depend on multiple sessions, but there is one designated main parent session that corresponds to an image you want to build on.
The videos from the seL4 Summit 2022 @seL4Foundation are now online😀. Check out Nils's @niwist talk on fence.t, a novel RISC-V instruction that clears the processor's microarchitectural state and thus any timing dependence on execution history. https://t.co/NduAW0BBC4
Some good news: We've had a paper accepted to FM'23 on our formalisation of the prevention of microarchitectural timing channels by operating systems
(Joint work between @cis_unimelb, @UNSWCOMPUTING and Proofcraft w/ coauthors @buckdotly, @tobycmurray, @lsf37 and @GernotHeiser)
We're pleased to announce that all videos and presentation slides from the truly awesome #seL4#Summit are now available to the community, see https://t.co/27t78Ca1AV
The #seL4#Summit is over. It was an awesome event. And it was fantastic to once again work closely with the incredible June Andronick, like in the old days. Thanks all who participated! @seL4Foundation