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Visible to the public Above and Beyond: seL4 Noninterference and Binary Verification (PT. 1)

ABSTRACT:

In 2009, the L4.verified project completed the world's first verification of functional correctness for a general-purpose OS kernel [2], seL4. Functional correctness here was embodied by a formal theorem of refinement, which stated that the behavior of the C code that implemented the kernel accorded with an abstract specification of how the kernel was meant to function.