How anonymous credentials can enhance electronic identity cards with strong security and privacy. A feasibility study presented at the Fraunhofer SIT Smartcard workshop 2011
An Automation Support for Creating Configurable Process ModelsWassim Derguech
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The document describes an algorithm for automatically merging multiple business process variants into a single configurable process model. The algorithm involves three main steps: 1) pre-processing and merging the input models, 2) post-processing the merged model to add configuration options, and 3) reducing the model size. The evaluation on four real-world processes showed the merged models were around 50% smaller and took much less time to generate than manual merging. Future work could include improving evaluation, extending the algorithm, and enhancing automatic configuration of the merged models.
Gemalto is introducing their .NET smart card solution for strong authentication. The .NET smart card can be used in various form factors like badges and USB devices. It hosts applications, keys, and generates one-time passwords. Gemalto's solution works with the Microsoft security platform and addresses network logon, desktop authentication, and other services. The .NET smart card works with the new Microsoft Smart Card Framework and provides a small minidriver that interfaces with the Base Cryptographic Service Provider. Gemalto offers professional services and an evaluation kit to help customers implement the .NET smart card solution.
Designing and Attacking Virtual Machines (RSA 2004)Nate Lawson
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Describes using VMs for attack and defense and talks about the need for good partitioning in commodity hardware (i.e., bring LPAR from IBM's VM to x86 today.) Introduces the metric of "cross-section", which is the number/size of unique inputs that need to be recorded to reproduce the VM state. Talk given at the RSA conference, 2004.
This document proposes a new robust hybrid watermarking scheme that embeds data in all frequencies of an image using both the discrete cosine transform (DCT) and singular value decomposition (SVD). It first applies DCT to the cover image and maps the coefficients into four quadrants representing different frequency bands. SVD is then applied to each quadrant. The singular values in each quadrant are modified by the singular values of the DCT-transformed visual watermark. Embedding data in all frequencies makes the scheme robust against attacks that target specific frequencies.
A Hardware Interface for Joint Control in the AD ArchitectureV¨ªctor Pacheco
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The presentation for my MSc Thesis. Is the presentation of a Hardware Abstraction Layer used in the AD (Automatic-Deliberative) Architecture. This architecture is the architecture which runs in the Robot Maggie.
Presenting the works of the EU projects PrimeLife and ABC4Trust, on how to employ attribute-based credentials (at the Newcastle security forum). The slides are provided by IBM Research - Zurich, in particular Jan Camenisch, Gregory Neven and Anja Lehmann.
eSmartlock - an antipiracy dongle with integrated DRM functionalitiesYiannis Hatzopoulos
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eSmartlock is a complex prototype, which demonstrates the use of a Java Card based smartcard dongle as an integrated anti-piracy module and networked DRM engine; plus offering a hardware toolkit that can enhance the security of SSL backed transactions; authenticate timeStamp receptors; function
as a digital eSignature validator over commercial off-the-shelf software products - all in one: Forming an
integrated system that allows users of an application to operate in a closed-user-group setting with their
software producer or vendor; either online or even off-line.
Why? Apart from antipiracy security, the eSmartLock networked DRM model supports a diverse variety
of billing options like: leasing, renting, TimeCrediting, pay-as-you-use ValueCrediting, remote feature unlock, full
feature demo use. It can provide controlled crypto Web access to your eShop; or even secure CD/DVD offline
content access. For high-security conscious users, eSmartLock can encrypt local file Save/Load operations
with internal self-generated keySets; uniquely binding saved data to a specific eSmartLock card. It can be used
in a Server - Client configuration (Trusted Third Party ¨C Key Distribution Center), over a LAN or WAN (extranet)
to authenticate other eSmartLock cards, establish encryption channels between eSmartLocked network nodes
and assist the verification of signed content ¨C all in a single JavaCard applet.
1. The document describes a lesson on cryptographic systems that includes objectives, concepts, and examples.
2. Some key concepts covered are encryption, hashes, digital signatures, and how they provide confidentiality, integrity, and authentication of data.
3. Examples of encryption techniques described include transposition ciphers, substitution ciphers like the Caesar cipher, and the Vigen¨¨re cipher table.
This document proposes a method for preserving privacy in video surveillance by scrambling regions of interest (ROIs) in video sequences. It discusses scrambling quantized DCT or DWT coefficients in compressed video to conceal information in ROIs while maintaining understanding of the overall scene. The scrambling is flexible and reversible with a private key, has low computational complexity, and introduces minimal impact on video coding performance. Previous approaches are also summarized.
The document discusses the Belgian electronic identity (eID) card, including its physical structure, logical structure, content, and functionality for identification and authentication. It provides an overview of how the eID card can be integrated into web applications through an eID applet that handles secure communication with the card and supports multiple browsers and operating systems. Examples are given for using the eID applet to perform identification by reading identity files from the card.
How to create your Smart Toy with bluemix & 7688 Duo boardœ«Ã×…Ç Tommy Wu
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This document provides instructions for creating a smart toy using an MTK 7688 Duo board connected to IBM Bluemix. It includes a list of prerequisites, architecture diagrams showing the device publishing data to cloud services and receiving responses, and steps for setting up accounts on Bluemix and registering a device. The device code logic and Node-RED flows for simple question and answering on the cloud are also outlined. Resources for further information are provided at the end.
The document discusses network security principles such as cryptography, authentication, and message integrity. It explains symmetric key cryptography where senders and receivers share the same key, and public key cryptography where users have a public key for encrypting messages and a private key for decrypting. The document also outlines common attacks like eavesdropping, message insertion, and denial of service and how techniques like encryption, firewalls, and access control can help address security threats.
Using Hard Disk Encryption and Novell SecureLoginNovell
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The document discusses using hard disk encryption and Novell SecureLogin to protect enterprise data. It describes the challenges of protecting data at rest and in transit. It also discusses regulations and consequences of security breaches. The document then summarizes hardware and software encryption solutions and considerations for implementing encryption on different device types and operating systems. It provides an overview of Novell SecureLogin and demonstrates its use with Microsoft Active Directory and hard disk encryption.
Upgrading to System Verilog for FPGA Designs, Srinivasan Venkataramanan, CVCFPGA Central
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This document discusses upgrading FPGA designs to SystemVerilog. It presents an agenda that covers SystemVerilog constructs for RTL design, interfaces, assertions, and success stories. It then discusses the SystemVerilog-FPGA ecosystem. The presenter has over 13 years of experience in VLSI design and verification and has authored books on verification topics including SystemVerilog assertions. SystemVerilog is a superset of Verilog-2001 and offers enhanced constructs for modeling logic, interfaces, testbenches and connecting to C/C++.
¡°Proposed Model for Network Security Issues Using Elliptical Curve Cryptography¡±IOSR Journals
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Abstract: Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) plays an important role in today¡¯s public key based security
systems. . ECC is a faster and more secure method of encryption as compared to other Public Key
Cryptographic algorithms. This paper focuses on the performance advantages of using ECC in the wireless
network. So in this paper its algorithm has been implemented and analyzed for various bit length inputs. The
Private key is known only to sender and receiver and hence data transmission is secure.
Zranitelnost ?ipov?ch platebn¨ªch karet jako p?¨ªklad on-line hrozby - Tom¨¢? Ro...TUESDAY Business Network
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The document summarizes testing of the "Chip and PIN is Broken" attack on payment cards in the Czech Republic. Researchers built a low-cost device to intercept communications between payment cards and POS terminals. Using this device, they were able to conduct fraudulent transactions on most payment cards without knowing the correct PIN. The attack also worked on cards with dynamic data authentication (DDA) and was extended to bypass offline PIN blocking on some cards. The document warns that contactless payment cards may also be vulnerable to similar attacks.
The Internet of Things (IoT) signifies a new evolution of the Internet, connecting physical devices embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network capabilities. This connectivity allows these devices to collect and exchange data in real time, facilitating remote sensing and control. In the context of FDM 3D printers, integrating a microcontroller, such as a Raspberry Pi or ESP32, enables users to interface with the printer over the internet. This setup supports monitoring and control of the 3D printing process through IoT applications, allowing for the retrieval of critical data, including operating temperatures, camera feeds, and print progress. This study aims to design and develop an IoT-based FDM 3D printer and its application for remote monitoring of printer performance, such as printing progress and hotend temperatures. OctoPrint, installed on a Raspberry Pi, acts as a connectivity agent, granting internet access to the printer. This IoT-enabled OctoPrint provides a web interface that allows users to control their 3D printers and initiate print jobs by sending G-code via USB. As free and open-source software, OctoPrint supports comprehensive remote management and monitoring of all aspects of 3D printing through the Raspberry Pi.
Ghl systems net matrix terminal line encryption 2009 2010Alex Tan
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NetMATRIX (Multi-Application Transaction Routing and Identification eXchange) Terminal Line Encryption - is the complete solution for banks wishing to introduce terminal line encryption into their existing POS network infrastructure.
The document discusses the Combined Public Key (CPK) cryptosystem used in OpenSolaris. CPK provides identity-based encryption and signature schemes as an alternative to traditional public key infrastructure. It maps identities to key pairs using a hash function and private/public key matrices. CPK interfaces with the Solaris cryptographic and key management frameworks using standards like PKCS #11 and PKCS #7.
HighCloud Security CSA LA and Seattle chapter presentationHighCloud Security
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This presentation "Can encryption help alleviate concerns about moving to the cloud?" was presented to the Seattle and LA chapters of the Cloud Security Alliance in Q1 of 2013.
HighCloud CTO Steve Pate talks about the use of encryption and key management in virtualized and cloud environments.
This presentation was delivered by Siddick Elaheebocus during Microsoft TechDays 2010 in Mauritius explaining the bolts and nuts behind Public Key Infrastructure and how the same are being used within organizations and on a national level to address IT security concerns.
The Belgian Federal Government has implemented an electronic identity (eID) project to provide Belgian citizens with an electronic identity card. This eID card allows citizens to authenticate themselves digitally and apply digital signatures. The eID project timeline began in 1999 and saw full national rollout by 2009. Over 8.6 million eID cards have been issued. The eID functions as an e-government building block and has expanded to include Kids-ID and Foreigner-ID cards. Identity and access management (IAM) is also discussed as relevant to eGovernment for ensuring security, transparency, autonomy, and governance. Fedict provides an IAM offering and the presentation discusses IAM evolution and EU cross-border interoperability pilots.
WSO2Con 2025 - Building Secure Business Customer and Partner Experience (B2B)...WSO2
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Building modern B2B applications requires addressing complex identity and access management needs, from seamless onboarding to managing organizational hierarchies and user relationships. This session dives into the challenges of developing B2B apps and showcases how WSO2 B2B CIAM solutions can simplify and enhance these aspects.
We¡¯ll explore key concepts such as organizational modeling, hierarchical structures, and organization onboarding strategies. You¡¯ll learn how to design secure user login experiences, implement "Bring Your Own Identity Provider" (BYO IdP) functionality, and connect users seamlessly to their organizations.
The session will also provide a preview of WSO2 IAM roadmap for B2B applications, highlighting upcoming features designed to address evolving business challenges.
eSmartlock - an antipiracy dongle with integrated DRM functionalitiesYiannis Hatzopoulos
?
eSmartlock is a complex prototype, which demonstrates the use of a Java Card based smartcard dongle as an integrated anti-piracy module and networked DRM engine; plus offering a hardware toolkit that can enhance the security of SSL backed transactions; authenticate timeStamp receptors; function
as a digital eSignature validator over commercial off-the-shelf software products - all in one: Forming an
integrated system that allows users of an application to operate in a closed-user-group setting with their
software producer or vendor; either online or even off-line.
Why? Apart from antipiracy security, the eSmartLock networked DRM model supports a diverse variety
of billing options like: leasing, renting, TimeCrediting, pay-as-you-use ValueCrediting, remote feature unlock, full
feature demo use. It can provide controlled crypto Web access to your eShop; or even secure CD/DVD offline
content access. For high-security conscious users, eSmartLock can encrypt local file Save/Load operations
with internal self-generated keySets; uniquely binding saved data to a specific eSmartLock card. It can be used
in a Server - Client configuration (Trusted Third Party ¨C Key Distribution Center), over a LAN or WAN (extranet)
to authenticate other eSmartLock cards, establish encryption channels between eSmartLocked network nodes
and assist the verification of signed content ¨C all in a single JavaCard applet.
1. The document describes a lesson on cryptographic systems that includes objectives, concepts, and examples.
2. Some key concepts covered are encryption, hashes, digital signatures, and how they provide confidentiality, integrity, and authentication of data.
3. Examples of encryption techniques described include transposition ciphers, substitution ciphers like the Caesar cipher, and the Vigen¨¨re cipher table.
This document proposes a method for preserving privacy in video surveillance by scrambling regions of interest (ROIs) in video sequences. It discusses scrambling quantized DCT or DWT coefficients in compressed video to conceal information in ROIs while maintaining understanding of the overall scene. The scrambling is flexible and reversible with a private key, has low computational complexity, and introduces minimal impact on video coding performance. Previous approaches are also summarized.
The document discusses the Belgian electronic identity (eID) card, including its physical structure, logical structure, content, and functionality for identification and authentication. It provides an overview of how the eID card can be integrated into web applications through an eID applet that handles secure communication with the card and supports multiple browsers and operating systems. Examples are given for using the eID applet to perform identification by reading identity files from the card.
How to create your Smart Toy with bluemix & 7688 Duo boardœ«Ã×…Ç Tommy Wu
?
This document provides instructions for creating a smart toy using an MTK 7688 Duo board connected to IBM Bluemix. It includes a list of prerequisites, architecture diagrams showing the device publishing data to cloud services and receiving responses, and steps for setting up accounts on Bluemix and registering a device. The device code logic and Node-RED flows for simple question and answering on the cloud are also outlined. Resources for further information are provided at the end.
The document discusses network security principles such as cryptography, authentication, and message integrity. It explains symmetric key cryptography where senders and receivers share the same key, and public key cryptography where users have a public key for encrypting messages and a private key for decrypting. The document also outlines common attacks like eavesdropping, message insertion, and denial of service and how techniques like encryption, firewalls, and access control can help address security threats.
Using Hard Disk Encryption and Novell SecureLoginNovell
?
The document discusses using hard disk encryption and Novell SecureLogin to protect enterprise data. It describes the challenges of protecting data at rest and in transit. It also discusses regulations and consequences of security breaches. The document then summarizes hardware and software encryption solutions and considerations for implementing encryption on different device types and operating systems. It provides an overview of Novell SecureLogin and demonstrates its use with Microsoft Active Directory and hard disk encryption.
Upgrading to System Verilog for FPGA Designs, Srinivasan Venkataramanan, CVCFPGA Central
?
This document discusses upgrading FPGA designs to SystemVerilog. It presents an agenda that covers SystemVerilog constructs for RTL design, interfaces, assertions, and success stories. It then discusses the SystemVerilog-FPGA ecosystem. The presenter has over 13 years of experience in VLSI design and verification and has authored books on verification topics including SystemVerilog assertions. SystemVerilog is a superset of Verilog-2001 and offers enhanced constructs for modeling logic, interfaces, testbenches and connecting to C/C++.
¡°Proposed Model for Network Security Issues Using Elliptical Curve Cryptography¡±IOSR Journals
?
Abstract: Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) plays an important role in today¡¯s public key based security
systems. . ECC is a faster and more secure method of encryption as compared to other Public Key
Cryptographic algorithms. This paper focuses on the performance advantages of using ECC in the wireless
network. So in this paper its algorithm has been implemented and analyzed for various bit length inputs. The
Private key is known only to sender and receiver and hence data transmission is secure.
Zranitelnost ?ipov?ch platebn¨ªch karet jako p?¨ªklad on-line hrozby - Tom¨¢? Ro...TUESDAY Business Network
?
The document summarizes testing of the "Chip and PIN is Broken" attack on payment cards in the Czech Republic. Researchers built a low-cost device to intercept communications between payment cards and POS terminals. Using this device, they were able to conduct fraudulent transactions on most payment cards without knowing the correct PIN. The attack also worked on cards with dynamic data authentication (DDA) and was extended to bypass offline PIN blocking on some cards. The document warns that contactless payment cards may also be vulnerable to similar attacks.
The Internet of Things (IoT) signifies a new evolution of the Internet, connecting physical devices embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network capabilities. This connectivity allows these devices to collect and exchange data in real time, facilitating remote sensing and control. In the context of FDM 3D printers, integrating a microcontroller, such as a Raspberry Pi or ESP32, enables users to interface with the printer over the internet. This setup supports monitoring and control of the 3D printing process through IoT applications, allowing for the retrieval of critical data, including operating temperatures, camera feeds, and print progress. This study aims to design and develop an IoT-based FDM 3D printer and its application for remote monitoring of printer performance, such as printing progress and hotend temperatures. OctoPrint, installed on a Raspberry Pi, acts as a connectivity agent, granting internet access to the printer. This IoT-enabled OctoPrint provides a web interface that allows users to control their 3D printers and initiate print jobs by sending G-code via USB. As free and open-source software, OctoPrint supports comprehensive remote management and monitoring of all aspects of 3D printing through the Raspberry Pi.
Ghl systems net matrix terminal line encryption 2009 2010Alex Tan
?
NetMATRIX (Multi-Application Transaction Routing and Identification eXchange) Terminal Line Encryption - is the complete solution for banks wishing to introduce terminal line encryption into their existing POS network infrastructure.
The document discusses the Combined Public Key (CPK) cryptosystem used in OpenSolaris. CPK provides identity-based encryption and signature schemes as an alternative to traditional public key infrastructure. It maps identities to key pairs using a hash function and private/public key matrices. CPK interfaces with the Solaris cryptographic and key management frameworks using standards like PKCS #11 and PKCS #7.
HighCloud Security CSA LA and Seattle chapter presentationHighCloud Security
?
This presentation "Can encryption help alleviate concerns about moving to the cloud?" was presented to the Seattle and LA chapters of the Cloud Security Alliance in Q1 of 2013.
HighCloud CTO Steve Pate talks about the use of encryption and key management in virtualized and cloud environments.
This presentation was delivered by Siddick Elaheebocus during Microsoft TechDays 2010 in Mauritius explaining the bolts and nuts behind Public Key Infrastructure and how the same are being used within organizations and on a national level to address IT security concerns.
The Belgian Federal Government has implemented an electronic identity (eID) project to provide Belgian citizens with an electronic identity card. This eID card allows citizens to authenticate themselves digitally and apply digital signatures. The eID project timeline began in 1999 and saw full national rollout by 2009. Over 8.6 million eID cards have been issued. The eID functions as an e-government building block and has expanded to include Kids-ID and Foreigner-ID cards. Identity and access management (IAM) is also discussed as relevant to eGovernment for ensuring security, transparency, autonomy, and governance. Fedict provides an IAM offering and the presentation discusses IAM evolution and EU cross-border interoperability pilots.
WSO2Con 2025 - Building Secure Business Customer and Partner Experience (B2B)...WSO2
?
Building modern B2B applications requires addressing complex identity and access management needs, from seamless onboarding to managing organizational hierarchies and user relationships. This session dives into the challenges of developing B2B apps and showcases how WSO2 B2B CIAM solutions can simplify and enhance these aspects.
We¡¯ll explore key concepts such as organizational modeling, hierarchical structures, and organization onboarding strategies. You¡¯ll learn how to design secure user login experiences, implement "Bring Your Own Identity Provider" (BYO IdP) functionality, and connect users seamlessly to their organizations.
The session will also provide a preview of WSO2 IAM roadmap for B2B applications, highlighting upcoming features designed to address evolving business challenges.
Digital Twins Transforming Logistics with AI & Cloudyashakhandelwal2
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Discover how Digital Twins are revolutionizing logistics with real-time tracking, predictive analytics, and AI-powered optimization. This guide explores how Tech4Biz Solutions engineers math-driven models to enhance delivery efficiency, minimize costs, and improve decision-making.
Key insights include:
What Are Digital Twins? ¨C A dynamic, real-time replica of physical systems AI & IoT in Logistics ¨C How sensors, cloud computing, and AI models power real-time decision-making
Optimization Through Mathematics ¨C Reducing latency, maximizing accuracy, and balancing compute efficiency
Tech4Biz Expertise ¨C Our end-to-end approach in building highly scalable and intelligent digital twins
Learn how businesses can streamline operations, predict delays, and gain a competitive edge with cutting-edge AI-driven logistics solutions.
WSO2Con 2025 - Building Secure Customer Experience AppsWSO2
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Creating exceptional customer experiences is essential in today¡¯s digital-first world. This lab session explores building secure, personalized, and innovative customer experience apps using the WSO2 CIAM suite. We will dive into hands-on techniques for building customer experience apps using the Asgardeo SDKs, designing secure user sign-up, and login experiences using AI-driven features like Login Flow AI and Branding AI. We¡¯ll also demonstrate how to apply MFA, passwordless, adaptive authentication, and protecting high-value APIs.
This session will include a sneak peek at the WSO2 IAM roadmap and how its evolving capabilities can empower you to stay ahead in the competitive landscape.
SOC as a Service ¨C 24/7 Threat Monitoring and ResponseCybercops
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SOC as a Service provides round-the-clock security monitoring, threat detection, and rapid incident response to protect businesses from cyber threats. With a team of cybersecurity experts and AI-driven analytics, it ensures real-time visibility into security risks, proactive threat hunting, and compliance with industry standards.
Spin Glass Models of Neural Networks: The Curie-Weiss Model from Statistical ...Charles Martin
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The Curie¨CWeiss Model is a classic from physics that is foundational to understanding the statistical mechanics approach to the theory of neural networks. And, in particular, to the theory behind weightwatcher. In this deck, I present:
? Core Mathematical Techniques: Explore the mean-field theory and the saddle-point approximation (SPA) in the large-N limit, which provide a clear derivation of the phase diagram.
? Simple Phase Behavior: See how the model predicts a phase transition¡ªfrom a disordered paramagnetic state to an ordered ferromagnetic state¡ªwhich parallels the behavior observed in neural network training.
? Bridging to Modern Theory: The math here is also essential for understanding the theoretical backbone behind Weightwatcher SETOL theory. Both introduce critical techniques that help explain and predict phase behavior in modern deep learning architectures.
Whether you¡¯re a physicist or an ML practitioner, these insights offer a deeper look at how classical models inform today¡¯s neural network theory.
Real World RAG: 5 common issues encountered when building Real World Applicat...walterheck3
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A deck explaining 5 of the bigger issues encountered when building a real-world RAG application like lorelai.app.
This deck was used for a presentation by Walter Heck during a DEMAND event.
Powering Energy and Utilities with Data Integration: Smarter Data, Smoother O...Safe Software
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Join us and special guest speakers Paige Florie and Charles Lubensky from ONEOK, who will take the spotlight to share how they¡¯ve leveraged FME to enhance safety, streamline operations, and automate key workflows in the energy and utilities sectors. From pipeline monitoring to weather-based alerts, discover how ONEOK is using FME to drive efficiency and reduce risk across their organization.
The real-world use cases they¡¯ll showcase include:
Drilling Permits & Storage Caverns: How automated alerts help prevent costly and dangerous incidents.
Weather Alerting for Pipelines: Real-time alerts for tornadoes, hurricanes, and lightning to improve response times.
Contract Oversight & Spatial Analysis: Automating contract data processing to track drilling activity, spatialize key locations, and visualize impact areas with color-coded mapping ¨C driving huge ROI.
Pipeline Risk Analysis & Alerting: Proactively monitor infrastructure and assess potential hazards.
Earthquake & Rainfall Monitoring: Automate inspection triggers based on environmental conditions.
Aerial Patrols & Compliance Tracking: Detect changes, automated processing and reporting, alert compliance teams for field operations deployment.
Evie from our support team will then showcase how these workflows can be adapted across the utilities and energy sector. She¡¯ll provide a demo with a similar setup to ONEOK¡¯s Weather Alerting in FME, giving you the tools to get started.
Learn firsthand from ONEOK how FME is making a real impact across their organization!
Let's Build a House Price Predictor with Google Cloud!.pdfinfogdgmi
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Going through the code of a Machine Learning project to predict real estate prices based on user-provided features using a Streamlit interface, leveraging Google Cloud services for data storage, model training, and deployment.
UiPath Automation Developer Associate Training Series 2025 - Session 6DianaGray10
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Welcome to session 6 where we will cover Error and Exceptional handling, along with Debugging Studio and an Introduction to Logging in Studio.
The required self-paced lessons that you need to complete are here:
Error and Exception Handling in Studio, Debugging in Studio, Introduction to Logging in Studio - 2 modules - 1h 15m - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/error-and-exception-handling-in-studio
Debugging in Studio - 2 modules - 2h - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/debugging-in-studio
Introduction to Logging in Studio - 2 modules - 1h 15m - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/introduction-to-logging-in-studio
Best Crane Manufacturers in India Industry Leaders & Innovations.pdfHercules Hoists
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India¡¯s crane manufacturing industry is witnessing significant growth due to increasing infrastructure projects, industrial expansion, and technological advancements. Leading manufacturers focus on innovation, integrating automation and IoT-based monitoring systems to enhance operational efficiency. Companies produce a variety of cranes, including overhead, jib, and mobile cranes, tailored to different sectors like steel, power, and shipping. Indian manufacturers prioritize safety, adhering to international standards such as ISO and IS certifications. With a strong supply chain and competitive pricing, they cater to both domestic and global markets. The industry¡¯s emphasis on quality, reliability, and customization makes India a key player in crane manufacturing.
WSO2Con 2025 - Building AI Applications in the Enterprise (Part 1)WSO2
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Building AI applications for the enterprise requires understanding key architectural patterns that enable powerful, scalable, and intelligent solutions. This session explores the core approaches to building AI-driven applications, including Generative AI, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and AI Agents.
We¡¯ll dive into how to build and integrate AI apps, discover and connect them with enterprise tools, and manage authentication and authorization securely. Additionally, we¡¯ll cover best practices for deploying AI-powered applications and how an AI Gateway can help monitor, secure, and optimize interactions between AI models, agents, and enterprise systems.
UiPath NY AI Series: Session 2: UiPath Generative AI CapabilitiesDianaGray10
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? Event Overview
Generative AI is revolutionizing the way businesses automate processes, making workflows smarter, adaptive, and more efficient. In this session, we¡¯ll explore how UiPath seamlessly integrates GenAI to enhance automation, improve decision-making, and streamline operations. Perfect for tech enthusiasts, automation professionals, and business leaders looking to stay ahead in the AI revolution! ?
[QUICK TALK] "Why Some Teams Grow Better Under Pressure", Oleksandr Marchenko...Fwdays
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What will be discussed?
What distinguishes pressure from chaos in product teams?
Why do these concepts often blur, and how can teams learn to navigate the fine line between them?
What helps teams grow beyond their limits?
Why do mature teams lose sensitivity to growth stimuli, while younger teams struggle to define their approach to growth?
What breaks teams, and what strengthens them?
How can managers develop a strategy for managing team pressure, and how can teams properly perceive and leverage that pressure?
"Surfing the IT Waves: How Not to Drown in the Information Ocean", Serhii Nem...Fwdays
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In the world of IT, where technologies develop at the speed of light, it's crucial to understand not only what to learn but also when to do it. In this presentation, we will explore a practical approach to the professional development of an IT specialist and figure out how to effectively track industry innovations without compromising your main work.
We will discuss what truly influences your value as a developer, when it's worth investing time in learning new technologies, and how this relates to other important skills - from English proficiency to understanding the business value of projects.
The presentation will be useful for both beginners who are just entering the job market and experienced developers who strive to remain competitive.
STIG in Action: Continuous Compliance with MITRE & AnchoreAnchore
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Join us for part two of our STIG webinar series in partnership with MITRE. We¡¯ll discuss the latest NIST 800-53 and FedRAMP guidance that requires STIG adherence and how this protocol creates new demands on security and operations teams. Our hosts will share insights into how these new demands can be met with security tools that automate STIG compliance. Attendees will learn actionable steps on how to get rid of their traditional spreadsheets and paper binders as Anchore and MITRE hosts explore next generation STIG tooling and guidance.
Hosts Aaron Lippold, Chief Architect at MITRE, and Josh Bressers, VP of Security at Anchore, will demo how to:
- Leverage MITRE Security Automation Framework? to automate STIG scanning
- View and interpret the results of a STIG scan with MITRE SAF?
- Remediate STIG findings in container images
Automate reporting and replace traditional paper files
STIG in Action: Continuous Compliance with MITRE & AnchoreAnchore
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Anonymous Credentials on Java Card - SIT Smartcard 2011
1. Dr. Thomas Gro? ¨C Research Scientist
03 February 2011
Anonymous Credentials on Java Card
Patrik Bichsel, Jan Camenisch, Thomas Gro?, Victor Shoup
1
? 2009 IBM Corporation
2. Privacy Feasibility Way Ahead
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[Images from iStockPhoto.com]
2
7. State of the Art: How to Build Them
asking for a credential
8. State of the Art: How to Build Them
getting a credential ...
containing ¡°birth date = April 3, 1987¡±
9. State of the Art: How to Build Them
showing a credential ...
goes off-line
- driver's license
- insurance
- older > 20
10. State of the Art: How to Build Them
showing a credential ...
containing statements ¡°driver's
license, age (as stated in
driver¡¯s license) > 20, and
insurance¡±
Using identity mixer, user can transform
(different) token(s) into a new single one
that, however, still verifies w.r.t. original
signers' public keys.
11. Signature Scheme based on SRSA [CL01]
Public key of signer: RSA modulus n and ai, b, d ? QRn
Secret key: factors of n
To sign k messages m1, ..., mk ? {0,1}? :
?
choose random prime e > 2? and integer s ¡Ö n
? compute c such that
m1 mk s e
d = a ?...? a b c mod n
1 k
? signature is (c,e,s)
[SRSA CL-signature system introduced in Camenisch and Lysyanskaya '01. There exist alternative systems in elliptic curve settings, for instance with BBS-alike signatures.]
12. Signature Scheme based on SRSA [CL01]
A signature (c,e,s) on messages m1, ..., mk is valid iff:
?
m1, ..., mk ? {0,1}?:
?
e > 2?
m1 mk
? d= a ?...? a bs ce mod n
1 k
Theorem: Signature scheme is secure against adaptively
chosen message attacks under Strong RSA assumption.
13. Proof of Knowledge of a CL Signature
Solution randomize c :
¨C Let c' = c bs'mod n with random s'
then d = c'e a m1 mk
¨C ? ... ? a bs* (mod n) holds,
1 k
i.e., (c',e, s*) is a also a valid signature!
Therefore, to prove knowledge of signature on hidden msgs:
? provide c'
? PK{(e, m1, ..., mk, s) : d = c'e a m1 ? ... ? a mk b s
1 k
¡Ä mi ? {0,1}? ¡Ä e ? 2?+1 ¡À {0,1}? }
15. Vision: Smart Identity Card
Strong accountability and privacy
Sustainable secondary use
Trusted identity basis
Cost effective
Future-proof
[Card picture is an artists conception: the chip of the actual JCOP 41/v.2.2 Java Card used for the feasibility study is on the backside.]
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[Independent proof point:
Feasibility Problem Sterckx, Gierlichs, Preneel, Verbauwhede ¡®09]
Run anonymous credential system autonomously and
securely on a standard off-the-shelf Java Card.
Autonomy
All data on card
Malicious terminal
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Java Card*
Limitations
¡ì 8-bit CPU (3.57 MHz)
¡ì Limited access to
public key-CP (only
standard RSA,
DSA)
¡ì Limited RAM (2K)
*: JCOP 41/v2.2
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Java Card
Structure
IDMX Applet
Basic Ops interface
Card Java Card API
Manager Java Card VM
Card-Specific Operating System
8-bit CPU 3DES CP Public Key CP
[Source: Prof. Wolfgang Reif ¨C chip cards]
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19. System Overview
User PC
User
interacts/
Browser
request: policy/ Backend
consents response: proof
to policy (Server)
Identity Wallet Identity Mixer
Validation
request: policy/ pkI
response: proof
Validates proofs with
Key Point issuer¡¯s public key
Transforms
inserts/owns certificates
Smart ID Card in privacy-
Identity Mixer preserving
identity proof
statements
skU certificates
Maintains master key and
certificates confidential
Won the Innovation Award 2009
(Gesellschaft f¨¹r Informatik, GI)
Secure Javacard
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Execution Times for a Full Proof (incl. Communication)
Modulus 1280 bit 1536 bit 1984 bit
Precomputation 5203 ms 7828 ms 13250 ms
Compute A¡¯ 2125 ms 2906 ms 5000 ms
Compute T1 3078 ms 4922 ms 8250 ms
Policy-dependent 2234 ms 2625 ms 3298 ms
Compute 1 562 ms 656 ms 828 ms
response
Total 7437 ms 10453 ms 16548 ms
[Avg. performance measurements with 100 experiments on JCOP 41/v2.2. A': credential blinding, T1: first stage of Sigma-proof commitment, response: Sigma-proof response]
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Just Launched ABC4Trust Project
¡ö EU FP 7 research project
¡ö 13.5 Million EUR, 4 years
¡ö 12 partners
¡ñ Goethe University Frankfurt Unabh?ngiges Landeszentrum f¨¹r
¡ñ
Datenschutz
¡ñ Alexandra Institute
Eurodocs
¡ñ
¡ñResearch Academic Computer
Technology Institute CryptoExperts (SmartCards)
¡ñ
¡ñ IBM Research Microsoft R&D France
¡ñ
¡ñ Lenio Municipality of S?derhamn
¡ñ
¡ñ Nokia Siemens Networks Technische Universit?t Darmstadt
¡ñ
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ABC4Trust Goals
Achieve paradigm shift and interoperability in trustworthy
infrastructures
¡ö Establish abstraction and unification of different crypto algorithms.
¡ö Create interaction flows, architecture & data formats as well as policies.
¡ö Realize reference implementation.
¡ö Validate concepts by real-world pilots in the eID space.
¡ö Establish NG smart card implementation of anonymous credentials.
¨CRealization by CryptoExperts, lead by Pascal Paillier.
¨CNative SmartCard, direct access to crypto co-processor.
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24. Privacy Feasibility Way Ahead
Anonymous Anonymous
credentials: Technology credential
future-proof feasible and systems to be
solution to practical: harmonized,
?
minimal efficiently integrated
disclosure realizable on into identity
and attribute smart cards management
authentication systems
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Resources
¡ö This talk is based on P. Bichsel, J. Camenisch, T. Gross, V. Shoup. Anonymous
Credentials on a Standard Java Card. ACM CCS 2009. Prof. V. Shoup is
affiliated with the New York University and contributed to this work during a
sabbatical at IBM Research ¨C Zurich.
¡ö Identity Mixer Community: idemix.wordpress.com
¨C Download Identity Mixer Library 2.3.2
¨C Read Identity Mixer Specification 2.3.2
¨C http://prime.inf.tu-dresden.de/idemix/
¡ö PrimeLife: www.primelife.eu
¡ö ABC4Trust: www.abc4trust.de
¡ö Email Jan or Thomas: {jca, tgr}[at]zurich.ibm.com
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