This article originally appeared in the Fall 2018 edition of the U.S. Cybersecurity Magazine When obdurate isolationist Woodrow Wilson won 1916 re-election under the slogan, “He kept us out of the war!”, he hadn’t anticipated a simple act of data sharing. On January 17, 1917, Room 40 (British Naval Intelligence) finally decrypted the infamous German “Zimmerman […]
This is a followup to our previous post, which introduces our research exploring new strategies for protecting legacy applications on the DARPA CFAR program. Briefly, our approach is to generate variants of a target application that behave the same when given benign input but different when given malicious input. Then we run a set of […]
On the DARPA CFAR program, the Galois “RADSS” team is developing new ways to mitigate memory corruption attacks against legacy C/C++ systems without requiring finding and fixing each individual bug. CFAR is about “Cyber Fault-tolerant Attack Recovery” and our general approach is: Given some application to defend, generate multiple variants of that application such that […]
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