SPEC
SPEC (for Spi-calculus Equivalence Checker) is an equivalence checker for a version of Abadi and Gordon’s spi-calculus. The spi-calculus has been used to encode security protocols and, via a notion of observational equivalence, been used to reason about security properties such as secrecy and authentication. SPEC implements a process equivalence checking procedure based on the paper by Alwen Tiu and Jeremy Dawson (presented in the IEEE Computer Security Foundations symposium in 2010). SPEC is implemented on top of a modified version of the Bedwyr logical framework. The modified Bedwyr codes are included in this distribution.
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Sorted by year (- Ahn, Ki Yung; Horne, Ross; Tiu, Alwen: A characterisation of open bisimilarity using an intuitionistic modal logic (2021)
- Horne, Ross; Mauw, Sjouke: Discovering ePassport vulnerabilities using bisimilarity (2021)
- Horne, Ross; Mauw, Sjouke; Yurkov, Semen: Compositional analysis of protocol equivalence in the applied (\pi)-calculus using quasi-open bisimilarity (2021)
- Miller, Dale: Mechanized metatheory revisited (2019)
- Baelde, David; Delaune, Stéphanie; Hirschi, Lucca: A reduced semantics for deciding trace equivalence (2017)
- Igarashi, Atsushi (ed.): Programming languages and systems. 14th Asian symposium, APLAS 2016, Hanoi, Vietnam, November 21--23, 2016. Proceedings (2016)
- Tiu, Alwen; Nguyen, Nam; Horne, Ross: SPEC: an equivalence checker for security protocols (2016)