Publications of eurocrypt 1985

Page	Title
3-17	The Contribution of E. B. Fleissner and A. Figl for Today's Cryptography
18-28	On the History of Cryptography during WW2, and Possible New Directions for Cryptograpic Research
31-34	Efficient Factoring Based on Partial Information
35-39	A Public-Key Cryptosystem based on Shift Register Sequences
40-42	A Comment on Niederreiter's Public Key Cryptosystem
43-49	Implementation Study of Public Key Cryptographic Protection in an Existing Electronic Mail and Document Handling System
50-61	Cryptanalysis of the Dickson Scheme
62-72	Simultaneous Security of Bits in the Discrete Log
73-78	On Public-Key Cryptosystems Built using Polynomial Rings
81-95	Is the Data Encryption Standard a Group? (Preliminary Abstract)
96-102	Two New Secret Key Cryptosystems
103-110	Cryptanalysts Representation of Nonlinearly Filtered ML-Sequences
111-115	Authorized Writing for "Write-Once" Memories
119-129	On Functions of Linear Shift Register Sequences
130-134	On Feedforward Transforms and p-Fold Periodic p-Arrays
135-141	Generalized Multiplexed Sequences
142-148	A Note On Sequences Generated by Clock Controlled Shift Registers
149-155	Using Algorithms as Keys in Stream Ciphers
156-160	On the Linear Complexity of Combined Shift Register Sequences
161-166	Analysis of a Nonlinear Feedforward Logic for Binary Sequence Generators
167-188	Linear Complexity and Random Sequences
191-199	Engineering Secure Information Systems
200-207	The Chipcard: An Identification Card With Cryptographic Protection
208-213	Encryption: Needs, Requirements, and SOlutions in Banking Networks
214-220	The Role of Encipherment Services in Distributed Systems
221-230	Modelling of Encryption Techniques for Secrecy and Privacy in Multi-User Networks
231-240	Full Encryption in a Personal Computer System
241-244	Showing Credentials Without Identification: SIgnatures Transferred Between Unconditionally Unlinkable Pseudonyms
245-253	Networks Without User Observability: Design Options
254-260	The Verifiability of Two-Party Protocols
261-272	The Practice of Authentication
273-277	Message Protection by Spread Spectrum Modulation in a Packet Voice Radio Link