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Blame-aware Recomposition for Secure Compilation Proofs of Low-Level Compartment Isolation
The security guarantees of existing formally verified compilers for compartmentalized programs in unsafe languages like C stop at a rather high level, assuming a built-in protection mechanism and a block-based memory model. Verifying a concrete, low-level enforcement mechanism for compartment isolat
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