Crypto-CCS is a formal description language for distributed protocols which is suitable to abstractly model the cryptographic ones. Indeed, this language adopts a message-manipulating rule which may be used to mimic some features of cryptographic functions. We equip the Crypto-CCS calculus with a symbolic operational semantics. Moreover, we provide a mechanized method to analyze the security properties of cryptographic protocols (with finite behaviour), symbolically. Our work extends the previous one on symbolic verification techniques for cryptographic protocols modeled with process algebras since it deals with (almost) generic inference systems instead of fixed one
ABSTRACT: The specification and validation of security protocols often requires viewing function cal...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
The specification and validation of security protocols often requires viewing function calls - like ...
Abstract. Properties of security protocols such as authentication and secrecy are often verified by ...
Properties of security protocols such as authentication and secrecy are often verified by explictly ...
Abstract. A cryptographic protocol can be described as a system of concurrent processes, and analysi...
We propose a methodology for the formal analysis of security protocols. This originates from the obs...
AbstractIn security protocols, message exchange between the intruder and honest participants induces...
Recent approaches to the analysis of crypto-protocols build on concepts which are well-established i...
Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited set of c...
Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited set of cr...
In security protocols, message exchange between the intruder and honest participants induces a form ...
Abstract. A cryptographic protocol can be described as a system of concurrent processes, and analysi...
Abstract. Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited...
ABSTRACT: The specification and validation of security protocols often requires viewing function cal...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
The specification and validation of security protocols often requires viewing function calls - like ...
Abstract. Properties of security protocols such as authentication and secrecy are often verified by ...
Properties of security protocols such as authentication and secrecy are often verified by explictly ...
Abstract. A cryptographic protocol can be described as a system of concurrent processes, and analysi...
We propose a methodology for the formal analysis of security protocols. This originates from the obs...
AbstractIn security protocols, message exchange between the intruder and honest participants induces...
Recent approaches to the analysis of crypto-protocols build on concepts which are well-established i...
Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited set of c...
Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited set of cr...
In security protocols, message exchange between the intruder and honest participants induces a form ...
Abstract. A cryptographic protocol can be described as a system of concurrent processes, and analysi...
Abstract. Automatic methods developed so far for analysis of security protocols only model a limited...
ABSTRACT: The specification and validation of security protocols often requires viewing function cal...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...
AbstractWe study the reachability problem for cryptographic protocols represented as processes relyi...