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Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science)

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October 2017 - Presentation Obsidian - A Safer Blockchain Programming Language

Topics: Secure Coding

Authors: Eliezer Kanal, Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science)

Presentation on research by CMU and SEI to develop a novel programming language for secure blockchain software development

October 2017 - Poster Obsidian - A Safer Blockchain Programming Language

Topics: Secure Coding

Authors: Eliezer Kanal, Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science)

Poster on research by CMU and SEI to create a novel programming language for safer blockchain software development

May 2015 - Presentation Empirical Evaluation of API Usability and Security

Topics: Secure Coding

Authors: Samuel M. Weber, Brad Myers, Forrest Shull, Robert C. Seacord, Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science), Joshua Sunshine (Institute for Software Research), David Keaton

In this presentation, the authors describe their work to develop and test API design principles.

May 2015 - Poster TWC: Small: Empirical Evaluation of the Usability and Security Implications of Application Programming Interface Design

Topics: Secure Coding

Authors: Brad Myers, Samuel M. Weber, Robert C. Seacord, Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science), David Keaton, Forrest Shull, Joshua Sunshine (Institute for Software Research), Robert Schiela

In this poster, the authors analyze the usability of application programming interface design.

May 2015 - Conference Paper A Course-Based Usability Analysis of Cilk Plus and OpenMP

Topics: Secure Coding

Authors: Michael Coblenz (Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science), Robert C. Seacord, Brad Myers, Joshua Sunshine (Institute for Software Research), Jonathan Aldrich

In this paper, the authors compare Cilk Plus and OpenMP to evaluate the design tradeoffs in the usability and security of these two approaches.