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Improving the Security Quality of Use Case Models through the Application of Software Refactoring Using Genetic Algorithm
2020
International Journal of Security and Its Applications
Use case modelling is an industrial de-facto standard technique to express functional requirements. Security bad smells are design flaws that can potentially degrade the quality of software by affecting a system's ability to prevent malicious activities. The presence of security bad smells in a use case model is likely to propagate security vulnerabilities to other software artefacts. Therefore, the detection and refactoring of security bad smells in use case models is important for ensuring
doi:10.33832/ijsia.2020.14.1.03
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