On Belief Evolution in Authentication Protocols (1991) [19 citations — 1 self]
Abstract:
Authentication protocols can be viewed from the perspective of the evolution of beliefs within a protocol run. Inference rules which ensue from this perspective are presented. These rules can be used to analyze the protocols which the BAN logic [1] can analyze. Additional protocols that can be analyzed include (1) inter-domain authentication where principals must trust all authentication servers of the domains traversed according to a specific policy, and (2) where trust in the secrecy of the encryption key and belief ordering need to be established despite the lack of jurisdiction [5]. 1
Citations
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| 1 | 4] P.-C.Cheng and V.D.Gligor, "On the formal Specification and verification of a Multiparty Session Protocol – Gligor, Kailar, et al. |

