This document discusses public key cryptography and the RSA algorithm. It begins by outlining some misconceptions about public key encryption. It then provides an overview of the key concepts behind public key cryptosystems, including the use of public and private key pairs to enable encryption, digital signatures, and key exchange. The document goes on to provide detailed explanations of the RSA algorithm, including how it uses large prime numbers and modular arithmetic to encrypt and decrypt messages securely. It discusses the security of the RSA algorithm and analyzes approaches for attacking it, such as brute force key searching and mathematical attacks based on factoring the private key.
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This document provides an overview of steganography, which is the practice of hiding secret information within other non-secret digital files like images, audio, or video. The document discusses the history of steganography from ancient times using techniques like hidden tattoos or wax tablets, to its modern uses with digital files and tools. Advantages include secrecy between sender and receiver, while disadvantages include potential use by terrorists. The document contrasts steganography with cryptography, noting that steganography hides the existence of secret messages within other files, while cryptography encrypts messages but does not hide their existence.
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This document discusses public key cryptography and the RSA algorithm. It begins by outlining some misconceptions about public key encryption. It then provides an overview of the key concepts behind public key cryptosystems, including the use of public and private key pairs to enable encryption, digital signatures, and key exchange. The document goes on to provide detailed explanations of the RSA algorithm, including how it uses large prime numbers and modular arithmetic to encrypt and decrypt messages securely. It discusses the security of the RSA algorithm and analyzes approaches for attacking it, such as brute force key searching and mathematical attacks based on factoring the private key.
Objetivo: Aplicar técnicas y tecnologías que permiten explorar grandes bases de datos, de manera automática o semiautomática, con el objetivo de encontrar patrones repetitivos que expliquen el comportamiento de estos datos.
The document discusses the logical and physical structure of an Oracle database. The logical structure includes tablespaces, which group related logical structures, and schema objects like tables and views. The physical structure consists of datafiles, which store actual data, redo log files for backups, and control files containing database structure information.
This document contains information about a database management systems practical file submitted by Sachin for their fourth semester computer science course. It includes an index of experiments completed and sections covering database languages like DDL, DML, and DCL. It also discusses topics like data types in SQL, set operations, joins, query processing, and constraints.
This document provides an overview of steganography, which is the practice of hiding secret information within other non-secret digital files like images, audio, or video. The document discusses the history of steganography from ancient times using techniques like hidden tattoos or wax tablets, to its modern uses with digital files and tools. Advantages include secrecy between sender and receiver, while disadvantages include potential use by terrorists. The document contrasts steganography with cryptography, noting that steganography hides the existence of secret messages within other files, while cryptography encrypts messages but does not hide their existence.
The document discusses the CSS position property, which specifies the type of positioning for an element. There are four position values - static, relative, fixed, and absolute. Elements are then positioned using top, bottom, left, and right properties. These positioning properties work differently depending on the position value. The document provides examples and explanations of each position value.
This document introduces SQL and its basic concepts. It defines SQL as the language used to communicate with relational databases and retrieve data. It discusses that SQL can be pronounced as "S-Q-L" or "sequel" and describes how different vendors have extended SQL with their own commands while maintaining standard SQL. It outlines the different types of SQL statements and gives examples. It concludes by listing some common data types used in columns like integer, money, varchar, and date.
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XSL-FO is used for formatting XML documents.
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Steganography is the art and science of hiding messages within other carriers or cover files so that the existence of the message is concealed. Some common carriers used for steganography include text, images, audio, and video files. The document discusses the history of steganography and how it differs from cryptography and digital watermarking. It also describes various techniques for hiding messages in digital files such as least significant bit insertion in images and modifying text files by capitalizing random letters.
Triggers are stored programs that are automatically executed in response to events like data manipulation language (DML) statements or database definition language (DDL) statements. They can be used for purposes like enforcing referential integrity, auditing, and event logging. The syntax to create a trigger includes keywords like BEFORE, AFTER, INSTEAD OF to specify when it should be executed in relation to a triggering statement. PL/SQL packages are used to group related logic, types, variables and subprograms. A package has a specification that declares its elements and a body that defines them. Packages provide a way to encapsulate and organize code.
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This document discusses different types of SQL functions including string, numeric, conversion, group, date/time, and user-defined functions. It provides examples of common string functions like UPPER, LENGTH, SUBSTR. Numeric functions covered include ABS, ROUND, POWER. Group functions include AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM. Date functions allow conversion and calculation involving dates. The document demonstrates how to create scalar and table-valued user-defined functions in SQL.
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1. Creating country, state, and city tables in a MySQL database to store the options.
2. Creating PHP files - config.php to connect to the database, index.php to display the dropdowns, and load_state_city.php to populate the state and city dropdowns using Ajax calls based on the country and state selected.
3. Using JavaScript/jQuery to make Ajax calls and populate the state and city dropdowns dynamically based on the country and state selected in the previous dropdown.
When run, index.php displays casc
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This document discusses SQL constraints. It defines constraints as limitations on the type of data that can go into a table. The main types of constraints covered are:
1. Not null constraints, which enforce that a column cannot be null
2. Unique constraints, which uniquely identify each record in a table
3. Primary key constraints, which uniquely identify each record and cannot be null
4. Foreign key constraints, which link to primary keys in other tables to define relationships
5. Check constraints, which define valid value ranges for a column
6. Default constraints, which provide a default value for a column if no other value is specified.
Examples are provided for each constraint type to illustrate their syntax and usage
Steganography (US Listeni/ˌstɛ.ɡʌnˈɔː.ɡrʌ.fi/, UK /ˌstɛɡ.ənˈɒɡ.rə.fi/) is the practice of concealing a file, message, image, or video within another file, message, image, or video. The word steganography combines the Greek words steganos (στεγανός), meaning "covered, concealed, or protected", and graphein (γράφειν) meaning "writing"
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Steganography is a technique for hiding secret information within ordinary digital files so that the very existence of the hidden information is concealed. It works by replacing bits of redundant data within image, audio, or video files with bits of the secret message. This allows secure communication of hidden information in a way that avoids detection. The document discusses the history and benefits of steganography, providing examples of its use throughout history for covert communication. It also introduces some key concepts and terminology used in modern steganography.
This document provides an overview of IP Security (IPsec). It discusses how IPsec provides authentication, confidentiality, and key management at the IP layer to secure network traffic. It describes the main components of IPsec including security associations, the security association database, security policy database, and the two main protocols - Authentication Header and Encapsulating Security Payload. It also discusses how IPsec can be used to secure network routing and provides applications of IPsec.
XSL stands for Extensible Stylesheet Language and is used to transform and format XML documents. The main components of XSL are:
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Mysql is a popular open source database system. It can be downloaded from the mysql website for free. Mysql allows users to create, manipulate and store data in databases. A database contains tables which store data in a structured format. Structured Query Language (SQL) is used to perform operations like querying and manipulating data within mysql databases. Some common sql queries include select, insert, update and delete.
Steganography is the art and science of hiding messages within other carriers or cover files so that the existence of the message is concealed. Some common carriers used for steganography include text, images, audio, and video files. The document discusses the history of steganography and how it differs from cryptography and digital watermarking. It also describes various techniques for hiding messages in digital files such as least significant bit insertion in images and modifying text files by capitalizing random letters.
Triggers are stored programs that are automatically executed in response to events like data manipulation language (DML) statements or database definition language (DDL) statements. They can be used for purposes like enforcing referential integrity, auditing, and event logging. The syntax to create a trigger includes keywords like BEFORE, AFTER, INSTEAD OF to specify when it should be executed in relation to a triggering statement. PL/SQL packages are used to group related logic, types, variables and subprograms. A package has a specification that declares its elements and a body that defines them. Packages provide a way to encapsulate and organize code.
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This document discusses different types of SQL functions including string, numeric, conversion, group, date/time, and user-defined functions. It provides examples of common string functions like UPPER, LENGTH, SUBSTR. Numeric functions covered include ABS, ROUND, POWER. Group functions include AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM. Date functions allow conversion and calculation involving dates. The document demonstrates how to create scalar and table-valued user-defined functions in SQL.
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The document describes how to create cascading dropdown lists for country, state, and city using PHP and Ajax. It involves:
1. Creating country, state, and city tables in a MySQL database to store the options.
2. Creating PHP files - config.php to connect to the database, index.php to display the dropdowns, and load_state_city.php to populate the state and city dropdowns using Ajax calls based on the country and state selected.
3. Using JavaScript/jQuery to make Ajax calls and populate the state and city dropdowns dynamically based on the country and state selected in the previous dropdown.
When run, index.php displays casc
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El documento proporciona instrucciones SQL para realizar transacciones en una base de datos MySQL. Se crea una base de datos llamada CLIENTES y una tabla CUSTOMER dentro de ella. Luego se muestran ejemplos de cómo iniciar y confirmar transacciones para insertar y modificar registros, así como cancelar una transacción mediante ROLLBACK. Finalmente, se piden ejercicios adicionales para practicar transacciones.
Chat application in java using swing and socket programming.Kuldeep Jain
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This document discusses SQL constraints. It defines constraints as limitations on the type of data that can go into a table. The main types of constraints covered are:
1. Not null constraints, which enforce that a column cannot be null
2. Unique constraints, which uniquely identify each record in a table
3. Primary key constraints, which uniquely identify each record and cannot be null
4. Foreign key constraints, which link to primary keys in other tables to define relationships
5. Check constraints, which define valid value ranges for a column
6. Default constraints, which provide a default value for a column if no other value is specified.
Examples are provided for each constraint type to illustrate their syntax and usage
Steganography (US Listeni/ˌstɛ.ɡʌnˈɔː.ɡrʌ.fi/, UK /ˌstɛɡ.ənˈɒɡ.rə.fi/) is the practice of concealing a file, message, image, or video within another file, message, image, or video. The word steganography combines the Greek words steganos (στεγανός), meaning "covered, concealed, or protected", and graphein (γράφειν) meaning "writing"
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The document provides a checklist for testing the graphical user interface (GUI) of an application. Section 1 outlines steps for testing windows compliance, such as checking window captions and minimizing/maximizing behavior. Section 2 lists validation checks for screen elements, including field formatting, navigation, and data integrity. Section 3 covers additional tests like shortcut keys and controls on every screen. The checklist aims to ensure the application's GUI meets standards for usability, accessibility and proper functionality.
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The purpose of this assignment is to give you practice with writing loops and introduce you to lists. Problem Write a program that receives a series of numbers from the user and allows the user to press the Enter key to indicate that inputs are done. As each number is input, it is stored into a list. After the user presses the Enter key (i.e., they enter nothing as input), the program should do the following: - If the list has no elements, just prints "Empty List". - If the list has at least one element, you must print: The total number of items in the list The list itself sorted in ascending order. The sum of all the elements in the list. The average of the elements in the list. The largest value in the list. - The smallest value in the list. - The first half of the list. (If the list has an odd number of elements, you can exclude the middle element. For example, if there are 5 elements, just print the first 2.) Each individual list element. You must use a loop to iterate through the list to print each element, and each element must be separated by a tab character (V). Inputs Any input other than a number or the Enter key should be caught using an exception with an appropriate error message and the program should continue seeking input. Comments Make sure your code is sufficiently commented! In this case, you'll want to include your name and denote where input is collected, where errors are handled, and where the various list calculations occur. Hint for stopping input An easy way to capture whether the Enter key was pressed or not is to initially accept the input as a string, and then convert it to integer, all within a Try block: try: input_string = input("Enter a Number:") number = int(input_string) If it causes an exception, in your except clause you can check for either the value of the input_string variable to be an empty string (which is two double quotes without anything in it) or the length of the string being zero (the function len can be used). If it's not an empty string but invalid input (like nonnumeric input) you must continue to seek input after a proper error message.
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The document discusses theming in Codename One. It shows how to create and modify themes using the designer tool. It demonstrates how to add new theme entries, set colors, fonts, padding/margins, borders, and apply themes to different components. It also discusses manipulating themes programmatically and using theme constants. The goal is to teach the basics of theming in Codename One to customize the look and feel of applications for different platforms.
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in python Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to give you practice with writing loops and introduce you to lists. Problem Write a program that receives a series of numbers from the user and allows the user to press the Enter key to indicate that inputs are done. As each number is input, it is stored into a list. After the user presses the Enter key (i.e., they enter nothing as input), the program should do the following: - If the list has no elements, just prints "Empty List". - If the list has at least one element, you must print: The total number of items in the list The list itself sorted in ascending order. The sum of all the elements in the lis. The average of the elements in the list. The largest value in the list. The smallest value in the list. The first half of the list. (If the list has an odd number of elements, you can exclude the middle element. For example, if there are 5 elements, just print the first 2 .) Each individual list element. You must use a loop to iterate through the list to print each element, and each element must be separated by a tab character (t). Inputs Any input other than a number or the Enter key should be caught using an exception with an appropriate error message and the program should continue seeking input. Comments Make sure your code is sufficiently commented! In this casse, you'll want to include your name and denote where input is collected, where errors are handled, and where the various list calculations occur. Hint for stopping input An easy way to capture whether the Enter key was pressed or not is to initially accept the input as a string. and then convert it to integer, all within a Try block: try: input string = input("Enter a Number.") number = int(input string) If it causes an exception, in your except clause you can check for cither the value of the input_string variable to be an empty string (which is two double quotes without anything in it) or the length of the string being zero (the function len can be used). If it's not an empty string but invalid input (like nonnumeric input) you must continue to seck input after a proper error message.
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This document provides a tutorial on using basic functions in Microsoft Word, such as starting Word, entering and editing text, formatting text, saving files, printing documents, and closing Word. It outlines steps for typing text, deleting and inserting letters, saving files, selecting text, using the toolbar for formatting, adding titles, indenting paragraphs, changing font sizes and styles, cutting and pasting text, checking spelling and grammar, adjusting line spacing, saving and printing work, opening existing files, and getting help. The tutorial is intended to teach basic Word skills to new users.
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Manual for typing tutor for punjabi raavi font
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Manual for Typing Tutor Software for Raavi Font
Note: Before running the software install RAAVI font
and Microsoft .NET Framework 4
Link : https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=17718
Install Typing Guru Software for Punjabi Raavi Font .
Enter any name and click on Enter.
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There are thirteen sections and in thirteen sections there are three lessons per
section.
1. key Exercise
2. Word Sentences
3. Paragraph
Section Description:-
1st
Section:
All keys in the middle row are used in the section without shift key.
2nd
Section:
All the keys in first row are used without shift key.
3rd
Section:
All the keys in third row are used without shift key.
4th
Section:
All keys of first and second row without shift key.
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5th
Section:
All keys of second and third row without shift key.
6th
Section:
All the three rows are used without shift key.
7th
Section
keys of Middle Row + keys of Middle Row with Shift
8th
Section
keys of First Row + keys of First Row with Shift
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9th
Section
Keys of Third Row + keys of Third Row with Shift
10th
section
All three rows + Middle row with shift
11th
section
All three rows + First row with shift
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Now see first Character is . Use first figure of right hand to press the key
on the keyboard. Now next character is use middle finger to press the key
on the key board. So in this way type the remaining keys.
To insert space Use thumb to press space bar
In similar way use word sentences lesson
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In this section type the first similar word in the box and press space bar. Then
type second word and then press space bar.
In paragraph section keyboard will not help you in tying, it will only tell the key
pressed by you will it may be wrong or right.