Protocol verifier, copyright INRIA-CNRS, by Bruno Blanchet,
Vincent Cheval, and Marc Sylvestre 2000-YEAR.

This software can be used to prove secrecy and authenticity properties
of cryptographic protocols.

INSTALL

To run this software, you need Objective Caml version 4.03 or
higher. Objective Caml can be downloaded from
	http://caml.inria.fr

The installation of graphviz is required if you want to have a drawing
of graphs representing attacks that ProVerif found. It can be downloaded from
	http://graphviz.org

The installation GTK+2.24 and LablGTK2 is required if you want to
run the interactive simulator proverif_interact. Use the package manager
of your distribution to install GTK+2 and download lablgtk-2.18.6.tar.gz
from
	http://lablgtk.forge.ocamlcore.org/
and follow the installation instructions in their README file.

Furthermore, on Mac OS X, you need to install XCode if you do not
already have it. It can be downloaded from
	https://developer.apple.com/xcode/

* under Unix / Mac

Uncompress the source and documentation archives using tar:

	gunzip proverifVERSION.tar.gz
	tar -xf proverifVERSION.tar
	gunzip proverifdocVERSION.tar.gz
	tar -xf proverifdocVERSION.tar

or if you have GNU tar:

	tar -xzf proverifVERSION.tar.gz
	tar -xzf proverifdocVERSION.tar.gz

This will create a directory named proverifVERSION in the current directory.
Go into this directory, and build the programs:

	cd proverifVERSION
	./build

* under Windows 

Uncompress the archives proverifVERSION.tar.gz and proverifdocVERSION.tar.gz
using Winzip, in the directory of your choice. This will create a
subdirectory named proverifVERSION. Open a DOS window, cd into the
proverifVERSION directory and run the build .BAT file:

	build

The system can run under Windows, but it is not very Windows-friendly:
you have to use the command line to run the programs. Improving the interface
is on the to-do list...

USAGE

This software contains three executable programs, proverif, proveriftotex,
and proverif_interact. 

The program proverif takes as input a description of a cryptographic
protocol, and checks whether it satisfies secrecy, authenticity, or
equivalence properties. The description of the protocol can have
several different formats.  The recommended format is the typed pi
calculus format, which is a dialect of the applied pi calculus (Abadi
and Fournet, POPL'01).  The description of the protocol is first
translated into Horn clauses, then the core of the verifier is called.
This input format is documented in the file docs/manual.pdf
(found in proverifdocVERSION.tar.gz). Examples of protocol descriptions 
can be found in the examples/pitype subdirectory. 
To run these examples, use 
        ./proverif <filename>.pv
or if your filename does not end in .pv,
        ./proverif -in pitype <filename>
For example:
	./proverif examples/pitype/secr-auth/NeedhamSchroederPK.pv

Other input formats are documented in the file docs/manual-untyped.pv
Research papers can be downloaded at
	http://prosecco.inria.fr/personal/bblanche/publications/index.html
They are not included in the distribution because of copyright differences.
(You cannot redistribute these papers.)

The program proveriftotex takes as input a protocol description
and converts it into a LaTeX file. This is useful for including
protocols in research papers.

The program proverif_interact is an interactive simulator for ProVerif
scripts.

The script "test" runs several tests (Unix or cygwin only):
You can run them by
         ./test 
The output of these scripts is written in the directory tests. The
filename of the output is "typed" followed by the
date/time of the run.

COPYRIGHT

This software is distributed under the GNU general public license.
See the file LICENSE for more information.

BUG REPORTS

Bugs and comments should be reported by e-mail to
	proverif-dev-AT-inria.fr
(replace -AT- with @)

MAILING LIST

A mailing list is available for discussions on ProVerif. New releases
are announced on this mailing list.

* If you wish to subscribe, send an email to sympa@inria.fr with subject
"subscribe proverif <your name>" (without quotes) and an empty body.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I would like to thank all users of ProVerif who contributed to the
development of the software by their helpful remarks.
From July 2008 to October 2010, the development of ProVerif was partly 
supported by DGA.

