Mohsen Toorani

Mohsen Toorani

Ph.D. started in: 2011
Year of graduation: 2015
COINS consortium member: University of Bergen
Supervised by: Øyvind Ytrehus, Tor Helleseth
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Research area: Models and Protocols
Project title: Security protocols and related topics
Project description: Security protocols are building blocks in information security. A security protocol is an abstract protocol which performs some security-related functions. The goal is to provide certain desirable security services and protect against attacks. A security protocol applies some security mechanisms, maybe as sequences of cryptographic primitives. We study security protocols and investigate problems in design of security protocols, security models, and standards.

1. Mohsen Toorani (2015). Cryptanalysis of a Protocol from FC’10
2. Mohsen Toorani (2015). Cryptanalysis of a new protocol of wide use for e-mail with perfect forward secrecy
3. Mohsen Toorani (2015). Cryptanalysis of two PAKE protocols for body area networks and smart environments
4. Mohsen Toorani (2015). Interactive Information Theory
5. Mohsen Toorani (2015). On Continuous After-the-Fact Leakage-Resilient Key Exchange
6. Mohsen Toorani (2015). On Vulnerabilities of the Security Association in the IEEE 802.15.6 Standard
7. Mohsen Toorani (2015). On vulnerabilities of the security association in the IEEE 802.15.6 standard
8. Mohsen Toorani (2015). Security Protocols and Provable Security
9. Mohsen Toorani, Øyvind Ytrehus (2015). Security protocols and related topics
10. Mohsen Toorani (2014). Security analysis of J-PAKE
11. Mehdi Chehel Amirani, Mohsen Toorani, Sara Mihandoost (2013). Feature-based type identification of file fragments
12. Mohsen Toorani (2012). Certificateless Public‐Key Cryptography
13. Mohsen Toorani (2012). Feature-based Type Identification of Computer Data
14. Mohsen Toorani (2012). Signature Schemes for Network Coding
15. Mohsen Toorani (2011). Sequences in Mobile Communication Systems