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Provable security for cryptographic protocols-exact analysis and engineering applications
We develop an approach to deriving concrete engineering advice for cryptographic protocols from provable-security-style proofs of security. The approach is illustrated with a simple, yet useful protocol. The proof is novel and is the first published proof that provides an exact relationship between a high level protocol and multiple cryptographic primitives.