Since we can reason about properties of synchronization, recency, and revocation, one can analyze protocol goals that are beyond the scope of existing analysis ...
An Authentication Logic with Formal Semantics Supporting Synchronization, Revocation, and Recency · Design of a lightweight two-factor authentication scheme with ...
A logic for analyzing cryptographic protocols and has the capability to specify time and synchronization details is presented. Such capability considerably ...
An authentication logic with formal semantics supporting synchronization, revocation, and recency. Abstract: Distributed systems inherently involve dynamic ...
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Assumptions and goals concerning synchronization, revocation, and recency have been tradi- tionally hidden. Also, assumptions and goals vary widely even with ...
An authentication logic with formal semantics supporting synchronization, revocation, and recency. April 2002; IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 28(3): ...
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A logic for analyzing cryptographic protocols that has the capability to specify time and synchronization details is presented. This capability considerably ...
Our logic is flexible and can support a wide range of security policies including the recent-secure authentication policy for enforcing revocation in ...