Network Time Security specification

The Network Time Security specification provides measures which are designed to add security to time synchronization protocols, while considering their specific timing-related requirements. The development of the specification is accompanied by formal analysis of its security model. Special attention is paid to the Network Time Protocol, for which an implementation of those measures is in progress.

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