Levent Erkök
ABSTRACT
Cryptol is a domain specific language tailored for cryptographic algorithms (www.cryptol.net). Explicit support for program verification is an indispensable part of the Cryptol toolset, due to the inherent high-assurance requirements of the application domain. To this end, Cryptol comes with a suite of formal-methods based tools, allowing users to perform various program verification tasks.
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Index Terms
- High assurance programming in Cryptol
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