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Security Is More Than a Library Call: How Security Features Live in Code
Kevin Hermann, Sven Peldszus, Thorsten Berger
Implementing security features---functionalities that protect sensitive data or prevent malicious actions by attackers---is important for ensuring the security and integrity of sof…
The Security Feature Location Problem
Kevin Hermann, Sven Peldszus, Thorsten Berger +1
Software security must be realized through security features such as authentication and encryption, but which features does a system implement, and where? We present security featu…
Can I Check What I Designed? Mapping Security Design DSLs to Code Analyzers
Sven Peldszus, Frederik Reiche, Kevin Hermann +3
When assessing the potential impact of code-level vulnerabilities, e.g., discovered by automated analyzers, it is essential to consider them in the context of the system's security…
Many Tools, Few Exploitable Vulnerabilities: A Survey of 246 Static Code Analyzers for Security
Kevin Hermann, Sven Peldszus, Thorsten Berger
Static security analysis is a widely used technique for detecting software vulnerabilities across a wide range of weaknesses, application domains, and programming languages. While…
Before Autonomy Takes Control: Software Testing in Robotics
Nils Chur, Thiago Santos de Moura, Argentina Ortega +4
Robotic systems are complex and safety-critical software systems. As such, they need to be tested thoroughly. Unfortunately, robot software is intrinsically hard to test compared t…
Developer Perspectives on REST API Usability: A Study of REST API Guidelines
Sven Peldszus, Jan Rutenkolk, Marcel Heide +4
REST is today's most widely used architectural style for providing web-based services. In the age of service-orientation (a.k.a. Software as a Service (SaaS)) APIs have become core…