- 12th January
- John Gordon, University of Hertfordshire and Concept Labs
- HOW TO STEAL A CAR
- 18th January
- Keith Gibson, Birkbeck College, London
- A NEW ATTACK ON ALGEBRAIC CODED CRYPTOSYSTEMS
- 25th January
- No seminar
- 1st February
- Roger Needham, University of Cambridge
- DETECTING DENIAL OF SERVICE ATTACKS
- 8th February
- Simon Wiseman, Defence Research Agency, Malvern
- DATABASE SECURITY
- 15th February
- Ross Anderson, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
- ROBUSTNESS IN PROTOCOLS AND ALGORITHMS
- 22nd February
- Donald Davies
- ANOTHER ATTACK ON DES
- 1st March
- Bill Chambers, King's College, London
- CLOCK CONTROLLED SEQUENCE GENERATORS
- 20th April
- John Daugman, University of Cambridge
- A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR BIOMETRIC RECOGNITION
- 26th April
- Ian Jackson, University of Cambridge
- EXTENDING THE BAN LOGIC TO SECRECY
- 3rd May
- Fred Piper, University of London
- KEY MANAGEMENT
- 10th May
- Mike Roe, University of Cambridge
- WIRETAPPING, FORGERY AND PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY
- 17th May
- Jonathan Hart, University of Cambridge
- A TEST SUITE FOR RANDOM NUMBER GENERATORS
- 24th May
- John Crowcroft, University of London
- INTEGRATING SECURITY IN INTER-DOMAIN ROUTING PROTOCOLS
- 1st June
- Paul Leyland, University of Oxford
- FACTORING RSA-129
- (Postponed until next week)
- 8th June
- Paul Leyland, University of Oxford
- FACTORING RSA-129
- 18th October
- Richard Baskerville, Binghamton University
- IMPLICATIONS OF AN ANALYTICAL SURVEY OF
- INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY DESIGN METHODS
- 19th October (Wednesday)
- Ross Anderson, Cambridge University
- ROBUST COMPUTER SECURITY
- (will be held in the Babbage lecture theatre)
- 25th October
- No seminar, due to CARDIS
- 1st November
- Phil Zimmerman
- PRETTY GOOD PRIVACY
- 8th November
- No seminar, due to ESORICS
- 15th November
- Piers McMahon, ICL
- X/OPEN CRYPTOGRAPHIC SERVICE MODEL
- 22nd November
- Norman Hoppe's seminar has been cancelled
- 29th November
- Mark Lomas, Cambridge University
- COMPUTER GENERATED EVIDENCE
- 5th December (Monday)
- Extra seminar
- Richard O. Hundley and Robert H. Anderson, RAND Corporation
- SECURITY IN CYBERSPACE: AN EMERGING CHALLENGE FOR SOCIETY
- 9th December (Wednesday)
- Luke O'Connor, Queensland University of Technology
- A MARKOV APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF PRODUCT CIPHERS
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