Extension and application of protocol composition logic
Ziyi You, Juntao Li, Xiaoyao Xie · 2010
Protocol Composition Logic (PCL) is a logic for proving security properties of network protocols that use public and symmetric key cryptography. Because the PCL composition theorems support compositional reasoning about security protocols, including parallel composition of different protocols, and sequential composition of protocol steps, it is particularly useful in carrying out larger-scale security protocol studies. In this paper, PCL is extened by strand space model(SSM) and temporal logic (TL) to better describe and verify complex protocols. Based on improved PCL, the TLS protocol is verified as an example and proved to satisfy authentication property.