Eurocrypt '96 rump session papers

The following papers were presented at the rump session at Eurocrypt '96. The rump session is an informal evening session for presenting very recent results or items that are outside the normal publishing process. For this reason, they have not been subjected to the ordinary scientific referreeing process.

All papers are in postscript format, compressed with gzip, and can be printed on a postscript printer. In order to view these papers on your screen, you should use a postscript previewer. The complete list of presentations is also available.

A Space/Time Trade-Off in Exhaustive Search Attacks on Stream Ciphers, by Steve Babbage.
Encapsulated Key Escrow, by Mihir Bellare.
Reducing Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem of Meyer-Müller. by Marc Joye and Jean-Jacques Quisquater.
An Observation on the Schwenk-Eisfeld Public-key Encryption Scheme, by Yvo Desmedt and Matthew Franklin.
Cryptanalysis of MD5 Compress, by Hans Dobbertin (presented by Bart Preneel).
On Shamir's Unbalanced RSA Cryptosystem, by Dipankar Gupta.
A Method for Approximating the Actual Key Size, by E.P. Dawson and H.M. Gustafson.
Efficient Colour Visual Encryption or "Shared Colors of Benetton", by Vincent Rijmen and Bart Preneel.

Thanks are due to the authors for providing copies of their work, and to Ueli Maurer and Martin Hirt of ETH Zurich for assembling them.

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