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1980 – 1989

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1983
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Richard E. Lennon, Stephen M. Matyas:
Cryptographic Key Verification. INFOCOM 1983: 265-269
1981
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Richard E. Lennon, Stephen M. Matyas, Carl H. Meyer:
Cryptographic Authentication of Time-Invariant Quantities. IEEE Trans. Commun. 29(6): 773-777 (1981)
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Miles E. Smid, Richard E. Lennon, Stephen M. Matyas, Carl H. Meyer, Stephen T. Kent:
Correction to the Special Section on Computer Network Security of the June 1981 Issue. IEEE Trans. Commun. 29(9): 1409 (1981)
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Carl H. Meyer, Stephen M. Matyas, Richard E. Lennon:
Required Cryptographic Authentication Criteria for Electronic Funds Transfer Systems. S&P 1981: 89-98

1970 – 1979

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1978
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Richard E. Lennon:
Cryptography Architecture for Information Security. IBM Syst. J. 17(2): 138-150 (1978)

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