
handle: 11572/28211 , 11568/191512
We introduce a Control Flow Analysis, improving the one in [6], that statically approximates the dynamic behaviour of mobile processes, expressed in (a variant of) the -calculus. Our analysis of a system is able to describe the behaviour of each sub-system, tracking where and between whom communications may occur. To identify each sub-system, we use a syntactic encoding of its position inside the abstract syntax tree.
Control Flow Analysis; Security Policies
Control Flow Analysis; Security Policies
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