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Henrique Madeira
Researcher at University of Coimbra
Publications - 201
Citations - 4490
Henrique Madeira is an academic researcher from University of Coimbra. The author has contributed to research in topics: Fault injection & Dependability. The author has an hindex of 33, co-authored 184 publications receiving 4130 citations. Previous affiliations of Henrique Madeira include Carnegie Mellon University.
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Xception: a technique for the experimental evaluation of dependability in modern computers
TL;DR: Experimental, results are presented to demonstrate the accuracy and potential of Xception in the evaluation of the dependability properties of the complex computer systems available nowadays.
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Emulation of Software Faults: A Field Data Study and a Practical Approach
Joao Duraes,Henrique Madeira +1 more
TL;DR: A new software fault injection technique (G-SWFIT) based on emulation operators derived from the field study is proposed that consists of finding key programming structures at the machine code-level where high-level software faults can be emulated.
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On Fault Representativeness of Software Fault Injection
TL;DR: An extensive experimental study to evaluate the representativeness of faults injected by a state-of-the-art approach (G-SWFIT) shows that a significant share of injected faults cannot be considered representative of residual software faults as they are consistently detected by regression tests.
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Testing and Comparing Web Vulnerability Scanning Tools for SQL Injection and XSS Attacks
TL;DR: A method to evaluate and benchmark automatic web vulnerability scanners using software fault injection techniques, where the most common types of software faults are injected in the web application code which is then checked by the scanners.
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Using web security scanners to detect vulnerabilities in web services
TL;DR: An experimental evaluation of security vulnerabilities in 300 publicly available web services and the differences in the vulnerabilities detected and the high number of false-positives observed highlight the limitations of web vulnerability scanners on detectingSecurity vulnerabilities in web services.