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    TITLE: Web Application based on Facial Recognition System Anand Singh, Erarica Mehra, Saundarya Dorle Anand Singh, Computer Department,DYPIEMR,thakuranand818@gmail.com Erarica Mehra, Computer Department,DYPIEMR,irarikamehra@gmail.com Saundarya Dorle, Computer Department,DYPIEMR,saundaryadorle@gmail.com ABSTRACT Police organizations depend a lot on gathering and sharing information. They are law enforcement bodies that focus on prevention of crime. They patrol the areas, respond to calls, investigate

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    they were given a purpose, a place they needed to go. The freedom they feel is contradicted by the conch. What was for a few moments glorious freedom, became once again society with its responsibilities. The boys came together and immediately began hashing out the rules by which they would live in their civilization. The conch took them from wandering to a band of brothers attempting to create a society. The boys try to recreate the security and safety of the adult world by reproducing the same kind

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    Maya Syag Introduction: In culture Television has a great effect on viewer understanding, As a result of that fact television is greatly affected by current events in order to help viewer understanding and promote a discussion. Int this research paper I will research the effects of current events on the TV, and the subsequent effect TV has on society.Additionally I will research issues of race in America and how that was portrayed on television as a result of the recent racial divide caused by

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    method uses large collection of encrypted passwords referred to as Rainbow tables to increase the recovery time. During the lab exercise, only the Brute-Force and Dictionary hacking method were used with LAN Manager (LM) and NT LAN Manager (NTLM) hashing algorithm. In a Dictionary attack, large numbers of commonly used names and passwords found in the dictionary are tested to see if the account credentials could be revealed (Kak, 2015). Dictionary attack is most effective because account users don’t

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    is an algorithm that turns a big amount of information, into a repaired length hash-code. For bitcoin, there is an unique algorithm called SHA-256 that creates random numbers that work as unique codes for each hash. This procedure (understood as 'hashing') is used each time there is a transaction, so, each time a new deal occurs a brand-new block is made and the previous block is 'hashed' and saved in the brand-new block. When this happens, the starting block is referred to as the 'genesis' block

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    SECURE ATM BY IMAGE PROCESSINg ABSTRACT This paper encloses the information regarding the ‘IMAGE PROCESSING’. And discussed one of the major application of image processing ‘BIOMETRICS’. Biometrics technology allows determination and verification of ones identity through physical characteristics. To put it simply, it turns your body in to your password. We discussed various biometric techniques like finger scan, retina scan, facial scan, hand scan etc. Two algorithms have been proposed by taking

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    You Cant Say That: An analysis of Mills and The Justness of Censorship John Stuart Mill’s On liberty is credited with being one of the most influential pieces of political theory ever written. His writings and societal observations on liberty, freedom of expression, and the limit of authority in a free society. Some of Mill’s most interesting claims were regarding freedom of speech for all opinions, a topic very relevant in the incredibly polarized American system. Mills views are even extended

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    on how evidence is collected, transported, analyzed, preserved, and handled with. There are several adapted methods for evidence digital signing to prove the integrity of digital evidence. Most forensic tools and applications use a certain kind of hashing algorithm to allow investigators later to verify the disk or image integrity. As an event is recorded in a log file, it is encoded with a timestamp. The time stamp is pulled from the clock on the local device where the log file is written or sent

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    o Equipment such as laptops with such valuable information should have not been taken home. o Most encrypted protocols include a hashing algorithm to ensure no data was altered in transit. This can also help defeat “Man in the Middle” attacks, because by decrypting and re-crypting data, the attacker will alter the signature even if they don’t change any of the key data. o Encryption

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    to generate their message. After generating the message, the sender should assign a hash value to it, this is a code of the message. The sender would want to protect his hash to prevent it being stolen or altered, therefore the sender would use a hashing algorithm to encrypt the message using their private key. The hash would then be attached to a message or whatever medium is being used to communicate. The sender would use their digital signature to sign the message, which would fulfill the non-repudiation

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