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The LILI-128 keystream generator

Dawson et al., 2000

Document ID: 4055803873717566867
Author: Dawson E; Clark A; Golic J; Millan W; Penna L; Simpson L
Publication year: 2000
Publication venue: Proceedings of first NESSIE workshop

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The LILI-128 Keystream Generator Page 1 The LILI-128 Keystream Generator E. Dawson1 A. Clark1 J. Golic2 W. Millan1 L. Penna1 L. Simpson1 1 Information Security Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology GPO Box 2434, Brisbane Q 4001, Australia Email …

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