2015
Elements of Epistemic Crypto Logic (Extended Abstract)
Publication
Publication
Presented at the
International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
Representation of ignorance about large numbers | agent a
does not know agent b's key | is not feasible in standard
Kripke semantics. The paper introduces register models
that allow for compact representation of such ignorance.
This is used to design a sound and complete language for
number guessing games. The probabilities generated by
our semantics allow for and motivate Monte Carlo model
checking for register models. We show that the approach
can be extended to a real life setting, namely the analysis of
cryptographic security protocols. We look at a well known
security protocol for secret key distribution over an insecure
network, and point out how this can be analyzed with our
modied version of Kripke semantics.
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R.H. Bordini (Rafael) , E. Elkind , E. Weiss , P. Yolum (Pinar) | |
International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems | |
Organisation | Software Analysis and Transformation |
van Eijck, J., & Gattinger, M. (2015). Elements of Epistemic Crypto Logic (Extended Abstract). In R. Bordini, E. Elkind, E. Weiss, & P. Yolum (Eds.), Proceedings of International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems 2015 (AAMAS 14). IFAAMAS. |