Smart contracts present new challenges for runtime verification techniques, due to features
such as immutability of the code and the notion of gas that must be paid for the execution of …

A major productivity hurdle for parallel programming is the presence of data races. Data
races can lead to all kinds of harmful program behaviors, including determinism violations …

The increasing complexity of embedded systems renders software verification more
complex, requiring monitoring and formal techniques, like model-checking. However, to use …

Verification of component-based systems still suffers from limitations such as state space
explosion since a large number of different components may interact in a heterogeneous …

We present Strategy RV, a tool that allows to approximate the verification of Alternating-time
Temporal Logic under imperfect information and perfect recall, which is known to be …

Analysis of execution traces plays a fundamental role in many program analysis
approaches, such as runtime verification, testing, monitoring, and specification mining …

A typestate property describes which operations are available on an object or a group of
inter-related objects, depending on this object's or group's internal state, the typestate …

Runtime Verification (RV) is the process of taking a trace, representing an execution of some
computational system, and checking it for satisfaction of some specification, written in a …

Runtime verification is a monitoring technique to gain assurance about well-being of a
program at run time. Most existing approaches use sequential monitors; ie, when the state of …

Parametric properties are behavioral properties over program events that depend on one or
more parameters. Parameters are bound to concrete data or objects at runtime, which …