[BOOK][B] Message integrity in cryptographic protocols

SG Stubblebine - 1992 - search.proquest.com
SG Stubblebine
1992search.proquest.com
The protection of message integrity is a fundamental requirement of communication security.
It represents the ability to detect modified or spurious messages, and is an equally important
concern for both confidential and non-confidential messages. Both national and
international security standards require integrity assurance in distributed systems, creating a
need for designing and analyzing the integrity of messages in a wide variety of protocols. To
date, general methods for the analysis and design of message integrity in cryptographic …
Abstract
The protection of message integrity is a fundamental requirement of communication security. It represents the ability to detect modified or spurious messages, and is an equally important concern for both confidential and non-confidential messages. Both national and international security standards require integrity assurance in distributed systems, creating a need for designing and analyzing the integrity of messages in a wide variety of protocols. To date, general methods for the analysis and design of message integrity in cryptographic protocols have not been available.
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