Lecture

Specification and Verification of a Blockchain Light Client

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Description

This lecture covers the design, implementation, and formal verification of distributed systems, focusing on verifiable distributed systems and organizations. Topics include Tendermint, IBC, Apalache, light client constraints, proof of stake, block verification, light client roles, and the use cases of the light client in IBC. The lecture also discusses the TLA+ specification, Stainless verification tool, light client core verification, formal verification of the light client core, and the development process with formal verification. The presenter emphasizes the Verification Driven Development approach, interoperability of the implementation, testing strategies, N-version programming, implementation and verification statistics, limitations, and conclusions.

Instructor

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Computer security: Blockchain

Software development: Software development process

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