FORWARD produces two forms of publications:

 

 

  • Project Deliverables

Deliverable Number:

Deliverable Title:

To be delivered:

Files:

D1 Interoperability challenges for Wireless Communications Delivered
D2 Protocol Synthesis Feasibility Report Delivered
D3 Correctness of routing in wireless communications environments Delivered
D4 Analytical Assessment of Bluetooth Security Mechanisms Delivered
D5 Automated Compression Techniques Delivered
D6 A Formal Analysis of the Performance and Power Consumption of the Bluetooth protocol Delivered
D7 Towards a Calculus for Security Protocol Synthesis Delivered
D8 Practical Attacks Against Bluetooth This document carries a private marking and is not available for public viewing Delivered
D9 A CSP Framework for Analysing Fault Tolerant Distributed Systems Delivered
D10 On a Calulus for Security Protocol Synthesis Delivered
D11 Securing Bluetooth Pairing against Brute-Force Attacks on the PIN This document carries a private marking and is not available for public viewing
D12 Interoperabilty between Bluetooth Devices Delivered
D14 A CSP Frontend for probabilistic tools Delivered
D17 On a Calculus for Security Protocol Development Delivered
D18 Prospects for spontaneous security This document carries a private marking and is not available for public viewing
D19 Prototype Bluetooth device design tool for enabling trusted interoperability between devices This document carries a private marking and is not available for public viewing
D20 Techniques to automate Data Independent Induction Delivered
D21 A Methodoloy for Assessing Performance Delivered
D22 An investigation into System Security Requirements for Next Wave Information Provision Services Part 1 Delivered
Part 2 carries a private marking and is not available for public viewing

 

 

  • Conference / Workshop Publications

Reference Number:

Title of Paper:

Date Posted:

Files:

Boppard03.pdf Authentication for Pervasive Computing 21st June 2005
sppc04.pdf Research Directions for Trust and Security in Human-Centric Computing 21st June 2005
Boppard05.pdf Exploiting Empirical Engagement in Authentication Protocol Design 21st April 2005

 

 

  • Relevant Links

Some reports are accompanied by demonstrators. In most cases, these take the form of CSP or PRISM scripts. These scripts can be analysed without charge using FDR2 or PRISM, respectively.

FDR2 is available via the FSEL software page.

PRISM is available via the PRISM home page.

The PRISM model for deliverable D6 is available here which is also reachable from the PRISM Bluetooth page.

Birmingham publications attributed to the FORWARD project are available here.