A formal language is presented for specifying and reasoning about cryptographic protocol requirements. Examples of simple sets of requirements in that language are given. The authors examine two versions of a protocol that might meet those requirements and show how to specify them in the language of the NRL Protocol Analyzer. They also show how to map one of the sets of formal requirements to the language of the NRL Protocol Analyzer and use the Analyzer to show that one version of the protocol meets those requirements. The Analyzer is used as a model checker to assess the validity of the formulas that make up the requirement
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Security protocols are critical components for the construction of secure Internet services but thei...
In this paper we present a formal language for specifying and reasoning about cryptographic protocol...
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We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
AbstractDeveloping security-critical systems is difficult and there are many well-known examples of ...
Abstract:- Cryptographic protocols are designed to provide security services, such as key distributi...
Abstract Cryptographic protocols are usually specified in an informal, ad hoc language, with crucial...
Security protocols are critical components for the construction of secure Internet services but thei...
Security protocols are critical components for the construction of secure Internet services but thei...
In this paper we present a formal language for specifying and reasoning about cryptographic protocol...
AbstractThe application of formal methods to cryptographic protocol analysis has been a growth area ...
Abstract. We discuss generic formal requirements for reasoning about two party key distribution prot...
A programming language for cryptographic protocols eases design and implementation of application-sp...
Automating Cryptographic Protocol Language Generation from Structured Specifications - FormaliSE 22 ...
Developing security-critical systems is difficult and there are many well-known examples of security...
In this paper, we examine current approaches and the state of the art in the application of formal m...
We survey at a very high level some examples of existing work involving the formal verification of t...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
We develop informal principals and formal rules to verify security properties in cryptographic proto...
AbstractDeveloping security-critical systems is difficult and there are many well-known examples of ...
Abstract:- Cryptographic protocols are designed to provide security services, such as key distributi...
Abstract Cryptographic protocols are usually specified in an informal, ad hoc language, with crucial...
Security protocols are critical components for the construction of secure Internet services but thei...
Security protocols are critical components for the construction of secure Internet services but thei...