Network verification checks whether forwarding behavior satisfies intended invariants. In interdomain settings, data-plane verification is challenging because forwarding configurations are private, while post-incident review requires repeatable, version-specific checking without costly online coordination. We present AegisPath, it replaces centralized verification with distributed witness generation to protect AS-local configurations, decouples witness generation from repeated auditing through a commit-and-prove design, uses zero-knowledge proofs to answer queries without revealing forwarding paths, and supports incremental updates. Experiments show that offline Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC) witness generation takes from thousands to over 104 seconds, online Zero-Knowledge (ZK) auditing remains sub-second, and incremental maintenance yields substantial speedups over full re-computation.
Mingjun Fang, Shuhao Zheng, Zonglun Li et al.· Asia-Pacific Workshop on Net...· 0 citations
RADIANT is an engineering methodology that combines MDE with Multi-Agent Large Language Models (LLMs) for complete model-based system development, with a focus on safety-critical systems and finds that the multi-agent decomposition reliably improves theSyntactic validity of the generated formal artefacts over a single-agent baseline, while gains in semantic accuracy are model-dependent.
Ran Wei, Letian Zhu, Haochi Wang et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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