Updated results

learning_results.tex

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Table~\ref{tab:experiments} describes the exact versions of the systems analyzed
 {\centering{\textbf{SUT}}} & \textbf{States} & \textbf{Hypotheses }  & \textbf{Mem. Q.}      & \textbf{Test Q.}\\ \hline  %& \textbf{Tests to last Hyp.}			& \textbf{Tests on last Hyp.} \\ \hline
 OpenSSH 6.9p1-2            & 31              & 4               			 & 19836                 & 76418                  \\ %& 1322      						& 50243         \\
 BitVise 7.23               & 65              & 15              			 & 24996                 & 58423                  \\ %& 9549   							& 65040         \\
-DropBear v2014.65          & 17              & 2               			 & 19863                 & 76418                  \\ \hline %& 15268  							& 56174        \\
+DropBear v2014.65          & 29              & 8               			 & 8357                  & 64478                  \\ \hline %& 15268  							& 56174        \\
 \end{tabular}
 \caption{Statistics for learning experiments}
 \label{tab:experiments}

security_definitions.tex

@@ -347,8 +347,8 @@ In particular, we used {\dvauth} instead of \textit{out=UA\_SUCCESS} to suggest
 							&   Prop.~\ref{prop:trans-kexinit}							& MUST        & \dt	                 		    & \dt                  & \dt                					  \\ \cline{3-6} 
 		    			&   Prop.~\ref{prop:trans-sr}									&	MUST        & \dfce{sends unimpl}*   			& \dfce{kex no resp}   & \dt                					  \\ \cline{3-6}
 		    			&   Prop.~\ref{prop:auth-pre-ua} 								&	MUST        & \dt                   			& \dt                  & \dt                					  \\ \cline{3-6}
-							&   Prop.~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua-strong}				&	MUST        & \dt		                 			& \dt                  & \dfce{can recon after rekey}   \\ \cline{3-6}
-							&   Prop.~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua} 							&	SHOULD      & \dfce{sends unimpl}*   			& \dfce{sends unimpl}* & \df                 						\\ \cline{3-6}
+							&   Prop.~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua-strong}				&	MUST        & \dt		                 			& \dt                  & \dt												   \\ \cline{3-6}
+							&   Prop.~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua} 							&	SHOULD      & \dfce{sends unimpl}*   			& \dfce{sends unimpl}* & \dt                 						\\ \cline{3-6}
 		    			&   Prop.~\ref{prop:conn-close}  								&	MUST        & \dt		                 			& \dt                  & \dfce{sends CH\_EOF}						\\ \hline 		
 	\end{tabular}
 	\caption{Model checking results}
@@ -363,8 +363,8 @@ Property~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua}. Whether the alternative behavior adapted is ac
 does leave room for interpretation of the \textsc{unimpl} message.
 
 DropBear is the only implementation that allows rekey in both general states of the protocol. DropBear also satisfies all Transport layer specifications, however,
-problematically, it violates properties of the higher layers. Upon receiving \textsc{ch\_close}, it responds by \textsc{ch\_eof} instead of \text{ch\_close}, not respecting 
-Property~\ref{prop:conn-close}. Moreover, the output \textsc{ua\_success} can be generated multiple times, violating both Properties ~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua-strong} and
- ~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua}.
+problematically, it violates the property of the Connection layer. Upon receiving \textsc{ch\_close}, it responds by \textsc{ch\_eof} instead of \textsc{ch\_close}, not respecting 
+Property~\ref{prop:conn-close}. %Moreover, the output \textsc{ua\_success} can be generated multiple times, violating both Properties ~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua-strong} and
+ %~\ref{prop:auth-post-ua}.
 
 %, though key exchange is strangely not universally permitted, while some of the functional properties described are not met.