Abstract
This paper contributes to broaden the discussion on tools and techniques in cryptographic programming and verification. The paper accomplishes three goals: (i) surveys recent advances in supporting tools for cryptographic software programming and verification; (ii) associates these tools to current security practices; and (iii) organizes their use into software programming and verification steps. The paper concludes that there is no single tool for secure development of cryptographic software. Instead, only a well-crafted toolkit can cover the whole landscape of secure cryptographic software coding and verification.
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