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BAN Logic Analysis of SSL 3.0 Protocol

Guo Jin-geng

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More and more formal analysis of cryptographic protocol become a new direction of cryptograph , as formal methods can be useful to detect errors in security protocols. BAN logic has been by far the most widely used. In this paper we discuss BAN logic and the SSL3.0 protocol. And we discrible a process of analysis of SSL3.0 protocol using BAN logic.

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More and more formal analysis of cryptographic protocol become a new direction of cryptograph , as formal methods can be useful to detect errors in security protocols. BAN logic has been by far the most widely used. In this paper we discuss BAN logic and the SSL3.0 protocol. And we discrible a process of analysis of SSL3.0 protocol using BAN logic.

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More and more formal analysis of cryptographic protocol become a new direction of cryptograph , as formal methods can be useful to detect errors in security protocols. BAN logic has been by far the most widely used. In this paper we discuss BAN logic and the SSL3.0 protocol. And we discrible a process of analysis of SSL3.0 protocol using BAN logic.

Key concepts: Computer science, Protocol (science), Cryptographic protocol, Cryptography, Security analysis, Computer security, Wide Mouth Frog protocol, Formal methods

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