Analysis of Cryptographic Protocols AKI, ARPKI and OPT using ProVerif and AVISPA

@article{Shinde2016AnalysisOC,
  title={Analysis of Cryptographic Protocols AKI, ARPKI and OPT using ProVerif and AVISPA},
  author={Amol H. Shinde and A. J. Umbarkar},
  journal={International Journal of Computer Network and Information Security},
  year={2016},
  volume={8},
  pages={34-40}
}
  • Amol H. ShindeA. Umbarkar
  • Published 8 March 2016
  • Computer Science, Mathematics
  • International Journal of Computer Network and Information Security
In recent years, the area of formal verification of cryptographic protocols became important because of the active intruders. These intruders can find out the flaws in the protocols and can use them to create attacks. To avoid such possible attacks, the protocols must be verified to check if the protocols contain any flaws. The formal verification tools have helped in verifying and correcting the protocols. Various tools are available these days for verifying the protocols. In this paper, the… 
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