Kerberos (protocol) (4573 bytes)
1: ...their identity to one another in a secure manner. Kerberos prevents [[eavesdropping]] or [[replay attack|rep...
3: Kerberos builds on [[symmetric key cryptography]] and requ...
6: ...ed by [[Project Athena]]. Several versions of the protocol exist; versions 1–3 occurred only internall...
8: ...ler and Clifford Neuman, the primary designers of Kerberos version 4, published that version in the late 198...
12: ...te of Technology|MIT]] makes an implementation of Kerberos freely available, under copyright permissions sim...

Kerberos (165 bytes)
1: '''Kerberos''' can refer to different things:
3: * [[Kerberos (mythology)]], the hound of Hades.
4: * [[Kerberos (protocol)]], a computer security protocol.

Protocol I (8264 bytes)
1: ...tion of Victims of International Armed Conflicts (Protocol I)'''.
3: ...e:Protocol I]] ([http://www.ohchr.org/english/law/protocol1.htm]) for full text.
6: Protocol I is an amendment to the [[Geneva Convention]]s.
8: ...ver by [[Pierre Graber]] of [[Switzerland]]. The protocol enters into force on either [[December 7]], [[197...
16: ...eated that person as a prisoner of war under this protocol.

Protocol (1967 bytes)
1: ...pecific fields, see [[protocol (computing)]] or [[protocol (cryptography)]].''
3: ...g below, [[treaty|treaties]] are sometimes called protocols. The word derives from a Greek phrase meaning "...
5: ...deavor protocols are often unwritten guidelines. Protocols specify the proper and generally-accepted behavi...
7: ...ional law]] and [[international relations]], a '''protocol''' is a [[treaty]] or [[international agreement]]...
8: ...greenhouse gas emission limits, while the [[Kyoto Protocol]] contained the limits later agreed upon.

Biosecurity protocol (1693 bytes)
1: ... "Biosecurity Protocol" to extend the [[Biosafety Protocol]] to organisms considered weapons (already contro...
7: ...ictions more than any diplomatic or scientific '''protocol'''.

Geneva Protocol (912 bytes)
1: ...thods of Warfare''', usually called the '''Geneva Protocol''', is a treaty to ban the use of chemical and bi...
6: ...uk/acad/sbtwc/keytext/genprot.htm The text of the protocol]
14: [[nl:Protocol van Genève]]

Boxer Protocol (1001 bytes)
1: ...#26781;約), more commonly known as '''Boxer Protocol''' or '''Peace Agreement between the Great Powers...
5: ....info/ereignisse/boxerprotokoll.htm Text of Boxer Protocol, Peking 7. September 1901]

Protocol analyzer (1038 bytes)
1: ...operating correctly, or to extract data about the protocol, possibly including statistics or data.
4: ...or the presence of too many tokens (verifying the protocol).
5: * A protocol analyzer could detect that messages are being sen...
6: * A protocol analyzer could detect excessive messages being se...
7: * A protocol analyzer could collect statistics on the amount o...

RFB Protocol (414 bytes)
1: RFB (“remote framebuffer”) is a simple [[protocol]] for [[remote access]] to [[graphical user inter...
5: ...lvnc.com/docs/rfbproto.pdf The Remote Framebuffer Protocol]

Link protocol (289 bytes)

Aloha protocol (1160 bytes)
1: ...er 2 is the Data Link layer of the [[OSI model]]) protocol for [[local area network|LAN]] networks with broa...
9: An improvement to the original Aloha protocol was '''Slotted Aloha''', which introduced discret...

Coherence protocol (736 bytes)
1: ...mputer science]], a '''coherence protocol''' is a protocol in systems with distributed memory ([[distributed...
3: ...protocol]]s, and many others. Most of the [[cache protocol]]s in multiprocessors are supporting [[sequential...

Final Protocol (210 bytes)
1: The '''Final Protocol''' (or '''Boxer Protocol''') was an international agreement signed on [[Se...

FIX protocol (2218 bytes)
1: ...IX''') protocol is an electronic [[communications protocol]] developed for international real-time exchange ...
3: A company called FIX Protocol, Ltd. established for this purpose maintains and ...
5: ...Morgan]] or [[Deutsche Bank Securities]]. The FIX protocol is also used by the [[New York Stock Exchange]], ...
7: ...f trade-related messages. More precisely, the FIX Protocol is a series of messaging specifications developed...
9: ...fit. As the market's leading trade-communications protocol, FIX is integral to many order management and tra...

Interaction protocol (417 bytes)
1: '''Interaction protocols''' are possible communication scenarios between ...
3: ...tocol]] diagrams and several standard interaction protocols, including Dutch auction, English auction and re...

RSS (protocol) (4350 bytes)
6: ...ronounced "arr-ess-ess") is a [[web syndication]] protocol primarily used by news [[website]]s and [[weblog]...
15: RSS refers to multiple syndication protocols, which some observers say are incompatible (see ...

Cryptographic protocol (1514 bytes)
1: ...application-level data transport. A cryptographic protocol of this kind usually incorporates at least some o...
8: ...ansport Layer Security]] (TLS) is a cryptographic protocol that is used to secure web ([[HTTP]]) connections...
10: ..., it can be also seen as a complete cryptographic protocol of its own right.
12: Cryptographic protocols can sometimes be [[Formal verification|verified ...
14: [[Category:Cryptographic protocols]]

Verse protocol (1230 bytes)
1: ...''Verse''' is a [[Computer network|networking]] [[protocol]] allowing real time communication between graphi...
3: Verse is the protocol, and KTH, with several collaborators including th...
11: [[Category:Network protocols]]

Transport protocol (273 bytes)
1: ...Transport protocol''' is a [[protocol (computing)|protocol]] on the [[transport layer]] of the [[OSI model]]...
2: ...sion Control Protocol]]) and UDP ([[User Datagram Protocol]]).

Communications protocol (6479 bytes)
1: ...]], a '''communications protocol''' or '''network protocol''' is the specification of a set of rules for a p...
3: ...l" to refer to a software implementation, or use "protocol stack" to refer to the specification.
5: ... types. The [[ITU-T]] handles telecommunications protocols and formats for the [[PSTN]]. As the PSTN and In...
7: == Network protocol design principles ==
9: ... been applied to create a set of common [[network protocol design principles]].

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