Sentence examples for analysis of cryptographic from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we give a survey of research in requirements specification for formal analysis of cryptographic protocols.

This paper presents a performance evaluation analysis of cryptographic algorithms in embedded systems (namely RC2, AES, Blowfish, DES, 3DES, ECC and RSA).

In order to study the security of communication systems, we have developed a methodology for the application of the formal analysis techniques, commonly used in communication protocols, to the analysis of cryptographic protocols.

This survey brings a critical comparative analysis of cryptographic defense mechanisms, and beyond this, it explores research directions and technology trends to address the protection of outsourced data in cloud infrastructures.

We then describe an admissible interference-based method for the analysis of cryptographic protocols, extending, in a non-trivial way, the non-interference-based approach presented by Focardi et al. [Proceedings of DERA/RHUL Workshop on Secure Architectures and Information Flow, 2000].

Section 4 discusses real-world applicability of the algorithm while an analysis of cryptographic security is conducted in Section 5.

The authentication logic is one of the most commonly used analysis tools of cryptographic protocols.

Our analysis of the cryptographic processes of Laribus showed that cryptographic overhead is moderate, except for distributed key generation which is required only during initialization (cf. Section 1).

In this context, the fight over Nakamoto looks more like the jostling of courtiers to install a sympathetic heir to the throne than an objective analysis of the cryptographic proof.

The results of our simulation study together with a detailed analysis of the cryptographic overhead (communication, memory, and computational costs) show that our reconfiguration protocols are practical and effective in improving resilience against sinkhole attacks, even in the presence of collusion.

We frame the discussion of belief manipulation primarily in the context of cryptographic protocol analysis.