Security analysis of Tramel

An operational formal specification of the Tramel system is presented. Tramel is used by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to support asynchronous inter-task communication of distributed software across varying architectures and operating systems. Security analysis of communications between non-Tramel programs and Tramel is explored using an operational trace-based specification model.

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