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We present different techniques to reconstruct a linear scrambler from the knowledge of a large segment of the output stream, according to various assumptions on the input stream. A communication system usually includes a linear scrambler, which consists of a linear feedback shift register (LFSR) whose output is combined with the input sequence. This paper also describes the synchronous scramblers and self-synchronized scramblers.
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