The Logic of Authentication Protocols
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Tradeoffs are an important part of engineering security. Protocol security is important. So are efficiency and cost. This paper provides an early framework for handling such aspects in a uniform way based on combinatorial optimization techniques. BAN logic is viewed as both a specification and proof system and as a `protocol programming language'. The paper shows how evolutionary search in the form of genetic algorithms can be utilized to `grow' correct and efficient BAN protocols and shows how goals and assumptions can co-evolve, effectively engaging in `specification synthesis'.