spi計算における暗号プロトコルの形式的検証(<特集>数理的技法による情報セキュリティ)

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This survey presents Abadi and Gordon's spi-calculus, which is a "process calculus" (i.e., a formal language of concurrent computation) for the verification of "cryptographic protocols" (i.e., procedures for secure communication in computer networks). First, we present process calculi before the spi-calculus (CCS and the pi-calculus), introducing the notion of reaction relation and structural congruence. We then define the spi-calculus and show an example of cryptographic ptotocols, represented as a class of spi-calculus processes. After discussing the formalization of security properties (secrecy and authenticity) and multiple sessions, we conclude by referring to generalizations of the spi-calculus (Abadi and Fournet's applied pi-calculus, and a recent result by Bruno Blanchet).
日本応用数理学会の論文
2007-12-26