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Data Mining for Information Security
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As we become increasingly dependent on our phones for everything, there’s a greater need for data that your mobile provider or carrier is willing to buy. So… A recent paper in the Journal of Computer-Science Security is concerned with the stealth data from air-gapped devices, such as laptops and servers. The authors’ claim is that…
Read MoreUpland Software Inc (NASDAQ: UPLD) Sank to $36.26
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Software Description: The software implements the closed source, multi-processor, network storage system for IBM System/360 mainframe computers. Upland Database Operating-System (UPLD), a commercial system designed to provide a complete database implementation, has been sold to System/360 vendors for around $36. The system consists of a single, monolithic, IBM® MVS® software component that is sold as…
Read MoreAdapting Human-Robot Collaboration in ARROCH
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The human brain is able to detect and interpret real-world events in the visual environment. This perception of reality is not static but changes over time. Recent research has demonstrated that the visual scene that humans perceive can be altered by a sensor’s location and motion. This is known as “augmented reality” and can be…
Read MoreHome-Infected Malware and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Users
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threat against the US. the impression that the United States was on the verge of a major attack. out their plans. invaded, the US was being invaded, and they were getting ready to attack the US. impossible situation. drift” for the US government. was not really necessary. growing threat of terrorism. virtual private network (VPN)…
Read MoreIBM vs Oracle – A False Claims Action
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What’s new? IBM must fight to defend its decision to take a $9,000,000 software contract from the IRS. IBM knew the IRS used a software package that has a hidden software license and the software could be used to manipulate the IRS’s own internal e-mail systems. In September 2004, an IRS official threatened to sue…
Read MorePhenomenology of IonQ Ion-Trap Quantum Computers
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The aim of an ion-trap quantum computer is to perform quantum computation with small unit-cells for a limited quantum speed. In Phenomenology of IonQ ion-trap quantum computers, ion-traps are constructed through the use ion-electrodes to create a quantum superposition of all possible qubits, including entangled states. Ion-traps are used to perform entangling operation that can…
Read MoreAsk the Developer – Game Builder Garage
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As of my last blog I had the time to complete several game builder garage activities. I’ll be starting with my main area of game building, making a game. I’m using Unity 3D, but the concepts I’m focusing on are very similar to the games available for the engine. Once I have done “Ask the…
Read MoreWhat is a Rootkit?
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A rootkit or malware rootkit is, in the computer networking context, a software (or software component) that is installed on a Windows computer by a malware author or a malware developer. The rootkit is typically installed in the registry, which contains entries that allow malware authors and malware developers to create a permanent backdoor in…
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