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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"protocol verification"”.

  1. Remote Attestation Protocol Verification with a Privacy Emphasis

    … remote attestation procedure via an imperative protocol language that supports dynamically generating execution steps to perform a mutually agreeable attestation protocol from nothing other than a party’s initial privacy policy.

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  2. Decision Procedures for Equationally Based Reasoning

    … automata library's integration into the ACTAS protocol verification tool [126], and the order-sorted unification procedures use in the Maude-NRL protocol analyzer [49].

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  3. Security models in rewriting logic for cryptographic protocols and browsers

    … we look at the formal analysis of cryptographic protocols, independent of any particular browser. We focus on the formal analysis of protocols \emph{modulo algebraic properties} of their cryptographic functions, since it is well-known the protocol verification methods that ignore such algebraic …

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  4. From specification to realization: implementing the express transfer protocol

    … described in this thesis deals with effective protocol specification. The primary question addressed is whether the Express Transfer Protocol (XTP), a "real-time" Transport layer protocol, is sufficiently specified or are there "holes" in its specification? A new protocol evaluation process is …

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  5. Exploiting software information for an efficient memory hierarchy

    … Today’s hardware based directory coherence protocols are extremely complex and incur unnecessary overheads for sending invalidation messages and maintaining sharer lists. We propose DeNovo, a hardware-software co-designed protocol, to address these issues for a class of programs that are …

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