This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prover support. The logic has formulas for sending and receiving messages (with nonces, public and private encryptions, etc.), and has both temporal and epistemic operators (describing the knowledge of participants). The logic's semantics is based on strand spaces. Several (secrecy or authentication) formulas are proven in general and are applied to the Needham–Schroeder(–Lowe), bilateral key exchange and the Otway–Rees protocols, as illustrations
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Abstract. Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowle...
AbstractWe propose a notion of information based abstraction for the logical study of security proto...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
In this paper, we make the point that the problems with logics in the BAN tradition are not with the...
A strand is a sequence of events; it represents either an execution by a legitimate party in a secur...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
logic, that can be used to reason about security properties of protocols. There are, however, severa...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
When designing a cryptographic protocol or explaining it, one often uses arguments such as "since th...
AbstractThe logic BAN was developed in the late eighties to reason about authenticated key establish...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Abstract. Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowle...
AbstractWe propose a notion of information based abstraction for the logical study of security proto...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
This paper presents a sound BAN-like logic for reasoning about security protocols with theorem prove...
In this paper, we make the point that the problems with logics in the BAN tradition are not with the...
A strand is a sequence of events; it represents either an execution by a legitimate party in a secur...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
logic, that can be used to reason about security properties of protocols. There are, however, severa...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
When designing a cryptographic protocol or explaining it, one often uses arguments such as "since th...
AbstractThe logic BAN was developed in the late eighties to reason about authenticated key establish...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowledge of the...
Abstract. Security properties naturally combine temporal aspects of protocols with aspects of knowle...
AbstractWe propose a notion of information based abstraction for the logical study of security proto...