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Native Client (NaCL) is a new service provided by Google's Chrome for directly executing native binary code in the context of the browser. The security of NaCL depends upon a binary checker that is meant to enforce a basic sandbox policy known as software-based fault isolation. Recently, we built a new binary checker for NaCL and verified its correctness using the Coq proof assistant: If the checker says "yes" on a binary, and the binary is loaded into a suitable context, then the binary is guaranteed to respect the sandbox.
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The interaction between language-based security mechanisms and operating system security mechanisms has remained largely unexamined, and unexploited. Language-based information security uses programming language abstractions and techniques to reason about and enforce information security, and can provide strong fine-grained application-specific information security guarantees.
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