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Matthew D. Green
http://spar.isi.jhu.edu/~mgreen
Matthew D. Green. Department of Computer Science. I am an Assistant Professor at the Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute. My research includes techniques for privacy-enhanced information storage, anonymous payment systems, and bilinear map-based cryptography. I was formerly a partner in Independent Security Evaluators. In Florham Park, NJ. On this subject. Additionally, I've designed several cryptographic tools, including Charm. That provides implementations of several new Attribute Based Encryp...
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Professional Blog: June 2011
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Friday, June 10, 2011. I've never known quite what to do with my professional blog. I liked the name presence, so I've held on to it despite not posting anything new in many years. In the past, I often couldn't post about problems I was working on at work because of confidentiality agreements. And I didn't want to comment on technology in general; sheesh, there's too much of that already. But over the last year, in my work for my employer Independent Security Evaluators. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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INFORMATION WATCH: July 2007 view list by topic: Aeronautical and astronautical engineeringArchitectureAnthropologyArtsAstronomyBiology and bioengineeringBusiness and managementCancerChemistry and chemical engineeringCivil and environmental engineeringCog
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007. DefenceTECH:Spotting the Magnetic Eye and Attack of the Battery Man! For full rage of Security and defence and to develop the technology in the defense sector their are many innitiatives which can reach the pick. Spotting the Magnetic Eye. In real-life situations, however, tracking systems can be easily confused by rapid head movement or spectacles. The system should work regardless of head orientation and movement, lighting condition,s or "face furniture" such as goggles or glass...
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Presenter Bios
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Aug 24, 2016. What Every Judge Needs to Know About Money in Judicial Elections. Campaign Finance Primer: the Impact of McCutcheon on the States. Managing a Recount: What Every Judge Needs To Know. A View from the Trenches: Advice for Judges Handling Election Related Lawsuits. Redistricting Litigation: What Every Judge Should Know. Election Law Controversies: The Basics of Election Litigation. Campaign Finance Primer: the Impact of McCutcheon on the States. Justice Thomas R. Phillips. Is Executive Directo...
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Cyber Friends: Snow Leopard to Prowl for Mac Malware?
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Inside The Cyber World. Welcome to Cyber Way. A Platform to Search Knowledge, Education,. There was an error in this gadget. Thursday, August 27, 2009. Snow Leopard to Prowl for Mac Malware? Apple has reportedly built antimalware features into its upcoming Snow Leopard operating system. The feature apparently patrols for known Mac Trojans. Tight security is an oft-touted feature of Mac OS X, though users must still be wary of malware like Mac Trojans, which have been known to exist in the wild. The featu...
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Villages - CypherCon
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Register for Cyphercon 2.0. We have areas of specialties called villages! Can you master an area and show off your elite skills? Are we missing something? Think we should have a new area? Bring your mind for CypherCon’s highlighted village of puzzles, can you crack and decode the secret messages for the ultimate prize? Now you can play with, can you break them? Try your hand at lock picking sports and take on our exciting competitions! Purchase a kit, build it, and hack all the things! Delivers thought l...
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