Security assurance is paramount for any system running in the cloud. In order to achieve the highest levels of security, we have applied the Kani model checker to verify safety-critical properties in core components of the Firecracker Virtual Machine Monitor using mathematical logic.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
Kani is a bit-precise model checker that can verify properties about your Rust code. To learn more about Kani, check out the Kani tutorial and our previous blog posts.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
Kani is a verification tool that can help you systematically test properties about your Rust code. To learn more about Kani, check out the Kani tutorial and our previous blog posts.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
s2n-quic is a Rust implementation of the QUIC protocol, a transport protocol designed for fast and secure communication between hosts in a network. QUIC is relatively new, but it builds upon and learns from TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), the transport protocol that has been the standard for communication on the Internet for decades. TCP is the underlying protocol for HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2, but for the latest generation HTTP/3, QUIC is used instead. In that respect, QUIC can be thought of ...| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
Kani is a verification tool that can help you prove properties about your Rust code. To learn more about Kani, check out the Kani tutorial and our previous blog posts.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
Kani is a verification tool that can help you systematically test properties about your Rust code. To learn more about Kani, check out the Kani tutorial and our previous blog posts.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog
In this blogpost we discuss function contracts which are now available as an unstable feature, enabled with the -Zfunction-contracts flag. If you would like to learn more about the development and implementation details of this feature please refer to the RFC. If you try out this new feature and want to leave feedback join the discussion in the feature tracking issue.| Kani Rust Verifier Blog