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Wrap Your Objects Safely Olaf Owe Gerardo Schneider {olaf, gerardo}@ifi.uio.no Department of Informatics University of Oslo, Norway FESCA, 28 March 2009 York, UK Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 1 / 12


  1. Wrap Your Objects Safely Olaf Owe Gerardo Schneider {olaf, gerardo}@ifi.uio.no Department of Informatics University of Oslo, Norway FESCA, 28 March 2009 – York, UK Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 1 / 12

  2. Motivation How to enforce security in open distributed systems? Restrict the uploading/downloading of applications compromising data privacy, confidentiality, etc Sandbox model of Java A set of rules to limit an untrusted applet to execute certain operations when arriving to the site whether the browser resides Only download “signed” code Up to the user to allow which code to accept Other solutions? Different boxed calculi Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 2 / 12

  3. Motivation How to enforce security in open distributed systems? Restrict the uploading/downloading of applications compromising data privacy, confidentiality, etc Sandbox model of Java A set of rules to limit an untrusted applet to execute certain operations when arriving to the site whether the browser resides Only download “signed” code Up to the user to allow which code to accept Other solutions? Different boxed calculi We want to address this at the programming language level Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 2 / 12

  4. Our Proposal General Aspects A programming language primitive to wrap objects (and components) A wrapper is a membrane defined around an object to isolate it from its environment The membrane itself The operational part —automaton Communication between the inside and the outside of the membrane is controlled by the wrapper automaton Two possibilities: The untrusted part is what is inside the wrapper The untrusted part is the environment Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 3 / 12

  5. Our Proposal safeNew and Creol safeNew C (P;A) creates an instance of class C (and parameters P), wrapped with automaton A We need A language for defining the wrapper automaton Extend a programming language with the safeNew Enforce the properties of the wrapper at runtime Implementation in Creol Asynchronous object-based modeling/programming language Active objects Non-blocking method calls (processor release points) (Executable) operational semantics in Rewriting Logic (Maude) Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 4 / 12

  6. Creol I 2 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� q 2 ������� ������� O 1 �������� �������� O 2 I 1 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� ������� ������� �������� �������� I 2 , 2 q 1 ������� ������� ������� ������� I 3 , 1 ������� ������� O 3 I 3 , 2 ������� ������� q 3 O i : objects ������� ������� I 3 , 3 q 7 I i , j are its interfaces N �������� �������� q i its message queue �������� �������� O 7 I 7 , 1 �������� �������� I 5 , 1 �������� �������� N is the network ������� ������� �������� �������� q 5 ������� ������� O 4 �������� �������� O 5 I 4 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� ������� ������� �������� �������� I 5 , 2 q 4 ������� ������� ������� ������� I 6 , 2 ������� ������� O 6 I 6 , 1 ������� ������� q 6 ������� ������� I 6 , 3 Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 5 / 12

  7. Creol Syntax Syntactic categories Definitions t in Label g ::= wait | b | t ? | g ∧ g g in Guard p ::= x . m | m p in MtdCall s ::= ε | s ; s s in Stm s ::= ( s ) v in Var | v := e | v := new Id ( e ) e in Expr | if b then s else s fi m in Mtd | while b do s od x in ObjExpr | ! p ( e ) | t ! p ( e ) | t ?( v ) | p ( e ; v ) b in BoolExpr | await g | await p ( e ; v ) Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 6 / 12

  8. Creol Semantics Configuration: op none : → Config [ ctor ] . op _ _ : Config Config → Config [ ctor assoc comm identity : none] . A Creol object: < o : C | Att : A, Lvar : L, Pr : S, PrQ : P, InQ : Q, Icnt : I , Ocnt : N > A Creol class: < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > Object creation in Creol: (New) : < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > < O : C’ | Pr : v := new C; S, Ocnt : N > − → < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > < O : C’ | Pr : v := ob(O,N); S, Ocnt : N + 1 > < ob(O,N) : C | Att : A + ( this �→ ob(O,N)), Lvar : ε , Pr : run(), PrQ : ε , InQ : ε , Icnt : 1, Ocnt : 1 > . Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 7 / 12

  9. Creol Semantics Configuration: op none : → Config [ ctor ] . op _ _ : Config Config → Config [ ctor assoc comm identity : none] . A Creol object: < o : C | Att : A, Lvar : L, Pr : S, PrQ : P, InQ : Q, Icnt : I , Ocnt : N > A Creol class: < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > Object creation in Creol: (New) : < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > < O : C’ | Pr : v := new C; S, Ocnt : N > − → < C : Cl | Mtd : M, Att : A > < O : C’ | Pr : v := ob(O,N); S, Ocnt : N + 1 > < ob(O,N) : C | Att : A + ( this �→ ob(O,N)), Lvar : ε , Pr : run(), PrQ : ε , InQ : ε , Icnt : 1, Ocnt : 1 > . Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 7 / 12

  10. Enhancing Creol with Wrappers I 2 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� q 2 ������� ������� O 1 �������� �������� O 2 I 1 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� ������� ������� �������� �������� I 2 , 2 q 1 W LN ������� ������� ������� ������� I 3 , 1 ������� ������� O 3 I 3 , 2 ������� ������� q 3 ������� ������� I 3 , 3 q 7 N �������� �������� �������� �������� O 7 I 7 , 1 �������� �������� I 5 , 1 �������� �������� W ′ ������� ������� �������� �������� q 5 ������� ������� O 4 �������� �������� O 5 I 4 , 1 ������� ������� �������� �������� ������� ������� �������� �������� I 5 , 2 q 4 LN ′ ������� ������� ������� ������� I 6 , 2 ������� ������� O 6 I 6 , 1 ������� ������� q 6 ������� ������� I 6 , 3 Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 8 / 12

  11. Enhancing Creol with Wrappers Configurations (System: Config / class decl) : op _ + _ : Classes System → Config [ ctor ]. Wrapper definition: sort Wrapper . subsorts Wrapper < System . op {_ | _} : Config Automaton → Wrapper [ ctor ]. Operational rule for the safeNew : (safeNew) : CL + < O : C’ | Pr : v := safeNew C(FA); S, Ocnt : N > − → CL + < O : C’ | Pr : v := ob(O,N); S, Ocnt : N + 1 > { classes (CL,C) + < ob(O,N) : C | Att : A + ( this �→ ob(O,N)), Lvar : ε , Pr : run(), PrQ : ε , InQ : ε , Icnt : 1, Ocnt : 1 > | FA } . A possible wrapper configuration may then look like: { < C : CL | ... > + < o : C | ... > ( m to o ) ( m ′ to o ′ ) | FA } Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 9 / 12

  12. Enhancing Creol with Wrappers Configurations (System: Config / class decl) : op _ + _ : Classes System → Config [ ctor ]. Wrapper definition: sort Wrapper . subsorts Wrapper < System . op {_ | _} : Config Automaton → Wrapper [ ctor ]. Operational rule for the safeNew : (safeNew) : CL + < O : C’ | Pr : v := safeNew C(FA); S, Ocnt : N > − → CL + < O : C’ | Pr : v := ob(O,N); S, Ocnt : N + 1 > { classes (CL,C) + < ob(O,N) : C | Att : A + ( this �→ ob(O,N)), Lvar : ε , Pr : run(), PrQ : ε , InQ : ε , Icnt : 1, Ocnt : 1 > | FA } . A possible wrapper configuration may then look like: { < C : CL | ... > + < o : C | ... > ( m to o ) ( m ′ to o ′ ) | FA } Owe, Schneider () Wrap Your Objects Safely FESCA, 28 March 2009 9 / 12

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