The increasing commercialization and massive deployment of radio frequency identification
(RFID) systems has raised many security related issues which in return evokes the need of …

This papers extends the Nuprl proof assistant (a system representative of the class of
extensional type theories a la Martin-Lof) with named exceptions and handlers, as well as a …

The Signal is an end-to-end encrypted communication protocol composed of a double
ratchet (DR) protocol and an extended triple Diffie-Hellman (X3DH) protocol. Its complex …

This paper extends the Nuprl proof assistant (a system representative of the class of
extensional type theories with dependent types) with named exceptions and handlers, as …

Since security protocols form the cornerstones of modern secure networked systems, it is
important to develop informative, accurate, and deployable approach for finding errors and …

PUF (Physical unclonable function) is a new hardware security primitive, and the research
on PUFs is one of the emerging research focuses. For PUF-based mutual authentication …

Formal methods are vital for ensuring the security and reliability of the network systems. We
propose a promising method to check security properties of cryptographic protocols using …

We present an extension of the computation system and logic of the Nuprl proof assistant
with intuitionistic principles, namely versions of Brouwer's bar induction principle, which is …

We would like to know with very high confidence that private data in computers is not
unintentionally disclosed and that only authorized persons or processes can modify it …

Using the language of event orderings and event classes, and using a type of atoms to
represent nonces, keys, signatures, and ciphertexts, we give an axiomatization of a theory in …