1CS - Computing Science Department (Radboud University of Nijmegen Faculty of Science Institute for Computing and Information Sciences Postbus 9010 6500 GL Nijmegen - Netherlands)
Abstract : The verification of cryptographic protocol specifications is an active research topic and has received much attention from the formal verification community. By contrast, the black-box testing of actual implementations of protocols, which is, arguably, as important as verification for ensuring the correct functioning of protocols in the “real†world, is little studied. We propose an approach for checking secrecy and authenticity properties not only on protocol specifications, but also on black-box implementations. The approach is compositional and integrates ideas from verification, testing, and learning. It is illustrated on the Basic Access Control protocol implemented in biometric passports.
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Martin Oostidijk, Vlad Rusu, Jan Tretmans, Rene de Vries, Tim Willemse. Integrating verification, testing, and learning for cryptographic protocols. Integrated Formal Methods, 2007, Oxford, United Kingdom. ⟨inria-00564231⟩