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Filename: network-security.bib
Version: 1.04
Date: 26 December 2021
Time: 08:47:44 MST
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This is a COMPLETE bibliography of the journal Network Security (CODEN NTSCF5, ISSN 1353-4858 (print), 1872-9371 (electronic)), published by Elsevier. Publication began with volume 1994, number 6, in June 1994, and the journal appears monthly.
The journal has a Web site at
https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/network-security
At version 1.04, the COMPLETE year coverage looked like this:
1994 ( 127) 2004 ( 161) 2014 ( 125)
1995 ( 283) 2005 ( 143) 2015 ( 127)
1996 ( 241) 2006 ( 134) 2016 ( 119)
1997 ( 252) 2007 ( 118) 2017 ( 126)
1998 ( 213) 2008 ( 134) 2018 ( 129)
1999 ( 199) 2009 ( 134) 2019 ( 146)
2000 ( 267) 2010 ( 129) 2020 ( 144)
2001 ( 258) 2011 ( 133) 2021 ( 32)
2002 ( 193) 2012 ( 115)
2003 ( 164) 2013 ( 129)
Article: 4475
Total entries: 4475
The initial draft of this bibliography was constructed primarily from data at the publisher Web site.
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