This paper describes software fault injection and what types of anomalies fault injection should simulate. We highlight the benefits that software fault injection could have provided to several infamous software error-related incidents. And, we explain how fault injection can be used to "grow" safer systems. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. FAULT INJECTION BASICS: WHAT TO INJECT 3. INFAMOUS DISASTERS 4. GROWING SAFER SYSTEMS 5. CONCLUSIONS 1. INTRODUCTION If we knew what the future held, then we could know precisely how good today's software is. More precisely, we would know when in the future it will fail, how often it will fail, and under what conditions it will fail. Armed with that information, it would be trivial to ...
This paper attempts to solidify the technical issues involved in the long-standing debate about the ...
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c © Copyright by Roberto Natella, 2011 Given the complexity of modern software systems and its perva...
This paper presents a fault-injection methodology that predicts how software will behave when: (1) c...
With the rise of software complexity, software-related accidents represent a significant threat for ...
Society is becoming quite dependent on computer-based systems. Today, computers are embedded in wris...
Software fault injection is a method that intentionally introduces faults to assess their impacts an...
As software becomes more pervasive and complex, it’s increasingly important to assure that a system ...
Given the complexity of modern software systems and its pervasiveness in many aspects of our lives, ...
Software testing is all about finding defects in applications. It’s nearly impossible to test softwa...
Standards for quality software are increasingly important, especially for critical systems. Developm...
Project (M.S., Computer Science) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2013.Software testing i...
<p>This thesis deals with techniques for designing and evaluating error detection and recovery mecha...
Our society is faced with an increasing dependence on computing systems, not only in high tech consu...
This paper attempts to solidify the technical issues involved in the long-standing debate about the ...
Abstract—Due to voltage and structure shrinking, the influence of radiation on a circuit’s operation...
Hardware errors are projected to increase in modern computer systems due to shrinking feature sizes ...
c © Copyright by Roberto Natella, 2011 Given the complexity of modern software systems and its perva...
This paper presents a fault-injection methodology that predicts how software will behave when: (1) c...
With the rise of software complexity, software-related accidents represent a significant threat for ...
Society is becoming quite dependent on computer-based systems. Today, computers are embedded in wris...
Software fault injection is a method that intentionally introduces faults to assess their impacts an...
As software becomes more pervasive and complex, it’s increasingly important to assure that a system ...
Given the complexity of modern software systems and its pervasiveness in many aspects of our lives, ...
Software testing is all about finding defects in applications. It’s nearly impossible to test softwa...
Standards for quality software are increasingly important, especially for critical systems. Developm...
Project (M.S., Computer Science) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2013.Software testing i...
<p>This thesis deals with techniques for designing and evaluating error detection and recovery mecha...
Our society is faced with an increasing dependence on computing systems, not only in high tech consu...
This paper attempts to solidify the technical issues involved in the long-standing debate about the ...
Abstract—Due to voltage and structure shrinking, the influence of radiation on a circuit’s operation...
Hardware errors are projected to increase in modern computer systems due to shrinking feature sizes ...