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现实?是的,也许是我变得现实,也许是你还活在幻想之中,现在不是三年前,这个时代发展很快,每个人都在为自己的理想打拼,香港六合彩为了生活过得更好些,为了将来自己的孩子有一个比较好的教育环境,香港六合彩在生活当中不得不考虑除了爱情之外的东西.这个社会也很现实,没有坚实的物质基础你不可能生活得很好,你看看现在的大学生,特别是女大学生,每天放学都有专车接送,节假日出去旅游,香港六合彩讲究的是生活质量,其次再去考虑爱情,在一无所有的情况下你奢谈爱情只能说明你还不够成熟,也许是环境改变了,也许是我变了,也许你还活在三年前…… 好的,我没话说.但是有钱你就有了幸福吗?你找了个有钱的男朋友就说明你找的是一个好归宿吗? 我不知道,我只知道香港六合彩对我很好.女人在物质和
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To Get any Project for CSE, IT ECE, EEE Contact Me @ 09666155510, 09849539085 or mail us - ieeefinalsemprojects@gmail.com-Visit Our Website: www.finalyearprojects.orgFormat preserving encryption bachelor thesis
This thesis aims to give a theoretical as well as practical overview of an emerging issue in the field of IT security named Format Preserving Encryption (FPE).
Although FPE is not new, it is relatively unknown. It is used in the full-disk encryption and some other areas. Nevertheless, it is to this day even unknown to many cryptographers. Another issue that is on everyone's lips is the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT offers a whole new scope for FPE and could give it possibly a further boost.
Format Preserving Encryption is - as the name says - an encryption in which the format of the encrypted data is maintained. When a plaintext is encrypted with FPE, the ciphertext then has the same format again. As illustrated for example on the cover page: If we encrypt the owner and the number of a credit card with AES we get an unrecognizable string. If we use FPE instead, we might get for example Paul Miller and the number 4000 0838 7507 2846. The advantage is that for man and/or machine nothing changes. The encryption is therefore not noticed without analysis of the data. The advantage can also become a disadvantage. An attacker has with the format of the ciphertext already information about the plaintext.
This thesis starts with an introduction to the Format Preserving Encryption. In doing so, different variants of FPE are shown. In a next step, a Java library is explained and documented, in which we have implemented some of these FPE variants. This library is designed to enable programmers to use FPE without the need for detailed knowledge about the functionality. Then we explain by means of a tutorial and step by step with a concrete and simple example, how a subsequent integration of FPE could look like. In a final part the integration into a more complex and already widely used application is shown, an Android app called OwnTracks.
With this combination of theoretical and practical information a broad basic knowledge should be provided on the topic, which then can serve as a basis on how FPE can be used and whether a use is reasonable.
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This document describes an approach to combine conference metadata from two sources - a paper submission system and a conference website - in order to increase visibility. It defines an alignment algorithm and implementation to map between the different metadata sets. The implementation extracts data from the paper submission system, maps it to schemas understandable by search engines, and imports it into the conference website CMS using a REST API. This allows the combined metadata to be published in a search engine-optimized way.
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The document discusses several packaging standards and initiatives:
1. OAI Object Re-use and Exchange (ORE) which defines a data model and vocabulary for exchanging web resources. It is currently in alpha testing with a beta version expected in March.
2. IMS Content Packaging 1.2 which is a new version that includes minor fixes and new elements for alternative and remote resources. It is currently in public draft with implementation testing planned.
3. IEEE RAMLET which defines mappings between learning object metadata standards like IMS Content Packaging and MPEG-21. Work is ongoing to improve documentation and implementation strategies.
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PerformanceSCORM
The document discusses Performance SCORM, which aims to improve learning data readiness, life cycle logistics, and content management. It identifies issues like a lack of requirements for content format and naming. Three requirements are outlined: improving SCORM support for content management practices; allowing communities of practice to develop custom aggregation models; and integrating content authoring tools with common source databases. Solutions propose referencing the S1000D and DITA specifications in SCORM, substituting SCORM functions with those from S1000D/DITA, and developing an API connecting authoring tools to S1000D/DITA databases. This would improve data sharing across the learning content life cycle.
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MetadataTheory: Metadata Standards (6th of 10)
This document discusses metadata specifications and standards for learning objects. It describes definitions for standards, specifications, application profiles, and interoperability. It then outlines key metadata specifications like Dublin Core, IMS, IEEE LOM, ADL SCORM, and ISO, providing details on their purpose and development. The document emphasizes that metadata specifications aim to facilitate interoperability through crosswalks, open search protocols, and resolving semantic differences.
Ef overview
This presentation provides an overview of Entity Framework. Entity Framework is an object-relational mapping framework that allows developers to access and manage relational data using domain-specific objects. It supports three main approaches: model first, where the database model is designed first; code first, where classes are created and then used to generate the database; and database first, where an existing database is used to generate the entity framework model. Some advantages of Entity Framework include reduced development time, the ability to work with an object model independent of the physical database schema, and language-integrated query support.
IMS LODE and the ASPECT project
IMS LODE aims to facilitate discovery and retrieval of learning content stored in repositories by combining specifications. It includes profiles for harvesting metadata, querying, and exchanging learning object information. ASPECT implements an open source LODE registry and provides services through its LRE Service Center like metadata translation, format transformation, and compliance testing to support interoperability. The services aim to improve adoption of learning technology standards.
EUDAT Generic Execution Framework
The document summarizes the EUDAT Generic Execution Framework (GEF). It describes GEF as a framework that allows moving data processing to stored data using containerization. GEF uses Docker containers to package code and dependencies. The document outlines GEF's architecture, current status in development, and example use cases like extracting metadata from stored seismic data. Future plans include a trusted Docker image repository for GEF services.
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