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Emerging Issues and Trends in Formal Methods in Cryptographic Protocol Analysis: Twelve Years Later

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In 2003 I published a paper “Formal Methods in Cryptographic Protocol Analysis: Emerging Issues and Trends”, in which I identified the various open problems related to applying formal methods to the analysis of cryptographic protocols as we saw them then, and discussed the state of the art and the problems that still needed to be solved. Twelve years later, it is time for a an update and a reassessment. In this paper I revisit the open problems that I addressed in the original paper, discussing the progress that has been made in the intervening years, and the problems that still remain to be solved. I also discuss some new open problems that have arisen since then.

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    CryptoVerif also provides a completely automated option, but it is the interactive one that seems to be usually applied.

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I would like to thank José Meseguer for our long and fruitful collaboration, much of which has resulted in research described in this paper. Furthermore, I would like to thank all the other researchers whose efforts have contributed to the work described in this paper, especially those that I have had the good fortune to collaborate with. Finally, I would like to thank Anupam Datta for suggesting that an update of my 2003 paper might be of interest to readers.

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