With the rise of software complexity, software-related accidents represent a significant threat
for computer-based systems. Software Fault Injection is a method to anticipate worst-case …

The injection of software faults in software components to assess the impact of these faults
on other components or on the system as a whole, allowing the evaluation of fault tolerance …

Fault injection is traditionally divided into simulation-based and physical techniques
depending on whether faults are injected into hardware models, or into an actual physical …

This paper presents reflective simulation platform (ReSP), a transaction-level multiprocessor
simulation platform based on the integration of SystemC and Python. ReSP exploits the …

Patterns embody the experience and knowledge of designers and are effective ways to
improve nonfunctional aspects of software systems. Although there are several catalogs and …

We introduce Bug-Injector, a system that automatically creates benchmarks for customized
evaluation of static analysis tools. We share a benchmark generated using Bug-Injector and …

The injection of software faults (ie, bugs) by mutating the binary executable code of a
program enables the experimental dependability evaluation of systems for which the source …

Fault injection is a major threat to embedded system security since it can lead to modified
control flows and leakage of critical security parameters, such as secret keys. However …

The injection of interface faults through API parameter corruption is a technique commonly
used in experimental dependability evaluation. Although the interface faults injected by this …

Fault injection plays a critical role in the verification of fault-tolerant mechanism, software
testing and dependability benchmarking for computer systems. In this paper, according to …