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dear formal methods folk, is there a convenient tool for modelling agent-knowledge in (cryptographic) protocols that I should know of?
I've been playing around in Prolog a little (see image), but I'm sort of drawing a blank on how I'd properly model this. https://mastodon.social/media/5xooGPOV-Cm__VHC0kI
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I know of tools like TLA+ for modelling protocol interactions between agents, and all I'm adding here is a notion of (derived) knowledge, and I strongly doubt I'm the first to want this.
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wait fuck TLA+ isn't the tool I was thinking of, *handwave* process calculus or something, urgh
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the point is, I'm a dumbass, help me find tools that'll tell me in which exact ways I'm being a dumbass in protocol design, kthx
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I'm now trying to learn ProVerif from the fine folks at Inria
http://prosecco.gforge.inria.fr/personal/bblanche/proverif/
h/t @spun_off (https://twitter.com/spun_off/status/908695983156088832)
it seems to do exactly the kind of knowledge-modelling I want
ProVerif

Sep 15, 2017 at 2:38pmWeb