My undergraduate thesis on a capability based security system for a data-centric operating system.
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1#import "template.typ": * 2 3#show: mol-thesis 4 5 6 7#mol-titlepage( 8 // title: "Design, Implementation, and Verification of a Security System for Data-Centric Operating Systems", 9 title: "Twizzler-Security\nA Capability-Based Security System for Twizzler", 10 // title: "Gurt", 11 author: "Surendra Jammishetti", 12 birth-date: "April 1st, 1980", 13 birth-place: "Alice Springs, Australia", 14 defence-date: "August 28, 2005", 15 /* Only one supervisor? The singleton array ("Dr Jack Smith",) needs the 16 trailing comma. */ 17 supervisors: ("Owen B. Arden",), 18 //TODO: fix these 19 committee: ( 20 "Dr. Peter Alvaro", 21 "Dr. Andi Quinn", 22 ), 23 degree: "Computer Engineering B.S." 24) 25 26// DANIEL feedback 27// overall great start, I'd extend the intro a little bit, its a litte sparse 28// and could use a few more things, same thing with future work and conclusion. 29// 30// run a spell check 31// 32// more feedback throughout, feel free to take or ignore 33 34#mol-abstract[ 35 Traditional operating systems permit data access through the kernel, applying 36 security policy as a part of that pipeline. The Twizzler operating system 37 flips that relationship on its head, focusing on an approach where data 38 access is a first-class citizen, getting rid of the kernel as a middleman. 39 This data-centric approach requires us to rethink how security policy 40 interacts with users and the kernel. In this thesis, I present the design and 41 implementation of core security primitives in Twizzler. Then I evaluate the 42 security model with a basic and advanced scenario, as well as microbenchmarks 43 of core security operations. Lastly, I discuss future work built off this 44 thesis, such as the incorporation of Decentralized Information Flow Control.] 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52// we haveee the introduction, talking about how things are normally done in unix 53// - a critique of why this doesnt work inside of a data-centric operating system, such as twizzler 54// 55// a solution and design spec of what solves the problems from earlier 56// 57// benchmarking and analysis 58// 59// conclusion 60 61#outline() 62#include "1-introduction.typ" 63#include "2-keypair.typ" 64#include "3-cap.typ" 65#include "4-secctx.typ" 66#include "5-results.typ" 67#include "6-conclusion.typ" 68#pagebreak() 69 70#load-bib(read("refs.bib"), main: true)