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\title{Some aspects of Unix file-system security}
authorMarkus  over a wide range of . Thus  presentdevelopment also
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exposed to the net in one way or the other.  Even ``personal'' computer
systems have long left the comfortable home environment and entered the
wilderness oftheopennetsphere.

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(e.g.somewhere within the home of \texttt{user1}).

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others.}

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very own directory \texttt{fooAlternatively \texttt{ser2}couldremovetexttt{foobar as well.  In the
\texttt{user2}, since \texttt{foo} contains another non-empty unfortunatecase  \{} doesnot   
directory, which cannot be removed.

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  user1> rmdir foo/bar
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Alternatively \texttt{user2} could remove \texttt{foo/bar} formalproof .  ,     aspects
 casethat\texttt{}  notcooperate or ispresently
unavailable, \texttt{user1} would have to find the super user (\texttt{root})
toprovethat   indeednowayfor\exttt{} to  rid  his
operationwithoutanyaccess control .\footnote{This is thetypical
secunix-main-result}   theorem stating).
  cases due to simplistic policies it is as well quite easy to get out.  There
  are other well-known systems that make it somewhat harder tooverthestructure  and possiblesystem transitions.
  butalmostimpossible&nb
  abstract`verification' tasks, namelycaseanalysis
over the structure file-system  within IsabelleHOL citeprovethatthereisindeed  for\user1tor  java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: Index 70 out of bounds for length 70
HOL{:20:HOL} well-suited  
onesforabstract`''tasks  inductionand caseanalysis
/ environmentsecrefsecunix-main-resultformaintheoremstating
readable formal
\medskip The formaltechniquesemployedinthisdevelopmentarethe IsabelleHOL\Nipkow-et-al0HOL  particularly well-suited forthis
`interactive' proving based on unstructured tactic
languages


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or:red'>abstract
 ``verification'' tasks, namely induction and case analysis
over the structure of file-systems and possible system transitions.
Isabelle/HOL \cite{Nipkow-et-al:2000:HOL} is particularly well-suited for this
kind of application.  By the present development we also demonstrate that the
Isabelle/Isar environment \cite{Wenzel:1999:TPHOL,Wenzel:2002:isar-ref} for
readable formal proofs is sufficiently flexible to cover non-trivial
verification tasks as well.  So far this has been the classical domain of
``interactive'' theorem proving systems based on unstructured tactic
languages.


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