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Authentication via localized names
Chiara Bodei,Pierpaolo Degano,Riccardo Focardi,Corrado Priami +3 more
- Vol. 12, pp 98-110
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The /spl pi/-calculus, which has been given an operational semantics that provides each sequential process of a system with its own local space of names, is exploited here to guarantee by construction that a message has been generated by a given entity.Abstract:
We address the problem of message authentication using the /spl pi/-calculus, which has been given an operational semantics that provides each sequential process of a system with its own local space of names. We exploit here that semantics and its localized names to guarantee by construction that a message has been generated by a given entity. Therefore, our proposal can be seen as a reference for the analysis of "real" protocols. As an example, we study the way authentication is ensured by encrypting messages in the spi-calculus.read more
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TL;DR: The spi calculus is introduced, an extension of the pi calculus designed for describing and analyzing cryptographic protocols and state their security properties in terms of coarse-grained notions of protocol equivalence.