Lucks, StefanSchmoigl, NicoTatlı, Emin İslamWulf, ChristopherLucks, StefanYau, Po-Wah2019-08-262019-08-2620053-88579-403-9https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/24843Flawed implementations of security protocols is a major source of real world security problems. Typically, security protocols are specified in some "highlevel" way and may even be formally proven secure. Implementing them in practical (and comparatively low-level) source code has turned out to be error-prone. This paper introduces an experimental language for high-level protocol specifications and describes a tool to automatically compile source code from these specifications.enIssues on designing a cryptographic compilerText/Conference Paper1617-5468