Abstract
The Trusted Computing Group has proposed Trusted Network Connection (TNC) Architecture and a series of interface specifications, such as IF-T and IF-TNCCS, to solve the interoperability of network access control. In particular, IF-T describes the mapping of IF-TNCCS messages to a standard TNC Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) method. It includes specification of the standard EAP method called EAP-TNC. Since EAP-TNC is important to encapsulate TNCCS messages so that they can be carried over tunneled EAP methods, this paper proposes a computationally sound symbolic analysis of EAP-TNC protocol to prove composable security property.KeywordsComputationally SoundEAP-TNCTrusted Network ConnectionTrusted Computing
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