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The analgesic Easadol from May & Baker Nigeria PLC features the mPedigree drug authentication system.
Each package features a scratch-off code that can be sent via free SMS message to confirm the authenticity of the drug.
How to secure BGP sessions using authentication on Quagga
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Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
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Rhonda Fleming (born Marilyn Louis, Hollywood, California, August 10, 1923), is an American film and television actress.
She acted in more than forty films, mostly in the 1940s and 1950s, and became renowned as one of the most glamorous actresses of her day. She was nicknamed the "Queen of Technicolor" because her fair complexion and flaming red hair photographed exceptionally well in Technicolor.
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Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
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Example of a QR code. QR codes have become common in consumer advertising.
A smartphone can be used as a QR code scanner, displaying the code and converting it to some useful form like a website.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
From the HSV Certificate:
This letter authenticates GMH vehicle LXXXXXX as an HSV Vp 5th Anniversary Maloo, Build #126.
It represents the complex development of a standard vehicle involving engineering refinements to engine, transmission, chassis, suspension, body works, interior trim, wheels and tyres.
Specific features for this vehicle include:
- 180kW Engine Upgrade
- HSV Sports Suspension
- Unique HSV Body Enhancements
- HSV 5th Anniversary Paint including - Galaxy Blue body with Panorama Silver lower body.
- HSV 5th Anniversary Trim
- HSV 16x7 Wheels painted in Panorama Silver
- Nardi Steering Wheel
There were 15 5th Anniversary Maloos built, of which 5 were manual.
Jack McDonald,
Customer Care Co-ordinator.
Holden Special Vehicles, Clayton, Victoria.
Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
The analgesic Easadol from May & Baker Nigeria PLC features the mPedigree drug authentication system.
Each package features a scratch-off code that can be sent via free SMS message to confirm the authenticity of the drug.
From the HSV Certificate:
This letter authenticates GMH vehicle LXXXXXX as an HSV Vp 5th Anniversary Maloo, Build #126.
It represents the complex development of a standard vehicle involving engineering refinements to engine, transmission, chassis, suspension, body works, interior trim, wheels and tyres.
Specific features for this vehicle include:
- 180kW Engine Upgrade
- HSV Sports Suspension
- Unique HSV Body Enhancements
- HSV 5th Anniversary Paint including - Galaxy Blue body with Panorama Silver lower body.
- HSV 5th Anniversary Trim
- HSV 16x7 Wheels painted in Panorama Silver
- Nardi Steering Wheel
There were 15 5th Anniversary Maloos built, of which 5 were manual.
Jack McDonald,
Customer Care Co-ordinator.
Holden Special Vehicles, Clayton, Victoria.
charismathics exhibits at IBM Pulse 2011, Las Vegas - 27Feb - 2Mar 2011
Get rid of your standard authentication media, your smart card, your USB token, your reader and be free to move around with your inseparable companions only, your smart phone and your laptop. With them alone you can fully benefit of strong authentication mechanisms thanks to iEnigma® by charismathics®. The latest cutting edge technology delivered with a completely new user experience. Stop waiting for the IT administrator to set some weird architecture for you, do it independently yourself with some few clicks from your smart phone.
Organizations have enforced smart card authentication in recent years; however this technology is perceived as cryptic and cumbersome by many. iEnigma by charismathics simplifies strong authentication by using smart phones instead. The software is compatible with most PKI applications on computers and smart phones, maintaining the exact security standards. With iEnigma the user can log into his system, sign emails and documents, encrypt communications just as before, saving on buying other hardware and opening new ranges of use cases.
iEnigma is a mobile PKI security solution, absolutely unique and thus patented. Comparable products are either OTP or password based. Companies did not invest in architectures securing the communication between smart phone and laptop or mirroring the strong authentication and digital signature functionalities like a smart card does. With iEnigma, charismathics has translated standard APIs into Bluetooth language, reproducing the exact PKI authentication environment. Providing full TMS compatibility, enabling secure PIN entry and secure channel messaging by default, the software is immediately available for Windows Mobile. iEnigma will soon run on Android, RIM and Apple, also supporting NFC enabled units.
iEnigma simplifies strong authentication opening it to wider range of user groups. Already using smart cards, iEnigma enhances IT security by design, maintaining compatibility to investments made before. Introducing strong authentication, it extensively saves on hardware and is more flexible to use. Organizations save on constantly lost or damaged hardware.
iEnigma bridges user credentials from phones into computers, encrypting the communication channel, allowing PIN entry on the smart phone itself, thus enhancing the security compared to standard smart cards. By supporting applications on the phone, it works remotely as well. The full PKI compatibility allows for unchanged internal processes.
iEnigma re-invents the smart card and is the first strong authentication product that incorporates the expected permutation of corporate IT systems. Supporting common smart phone platforms, it supports applications both on the computer and the smart phone, putting all credentials together in a secure data container on the phone, whether it is the key chain, flash memory, SIM card or additional secure microSD cards such as the Secure Element for NFC operations. All current products are proprietary or represent a niche - no one offers an iEnigma-like 2-in-1 solution and with side benefits such as: full PKI compatibility; significant reductions in hardware cost by replacing tokens and readers using the phone instead; allowing encrypted communication; secure PIN entry; flexible credentials manageable by the user. iEnigma makes full use of the advantages of smart phones and is still fully compatible with all standard processes, APIs, cryptography algorithms and identity management systems. There is no other product opening the range of contactless authentication applications for PKI, such as in hospitals or transportation or payment schemes. The simple user interface opens up strong authentication to small organizations and the single user, reducing identity thefts and phishing attacks within day-to-day use.
Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
How to set up two-factor authentication for SSH login on Linux
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Treasure Authenticator is a humorous look at being on the hunt for antiques, rarities, and treasures. Holy hot-line, that is a really nice red phone!
Edited & Directed by Mike Franzman.
Packages of analgesic Easadol from May & Baker Nigeria PLC feature the mPedigree drug authentication system.
Each package features a scratch-off code that can be sent via free SMS message to confirm the authenticity of the drug.
The Great Seal of the United States is used to authenticate certain documents issued by the United States federal government. The phrase is used both for the physical seal itself (which is kept by the United States Secretary of State), and more generally for the design impressed upon it. The Great Seal was first used publicly in 1782.
The obverse of the great seal is used as the national coat of arms of the United States.[1] It is officially used on documents such as United States passports, military insignia, embassy placards, and various flags. As a coat of arms, the design has official colors; the physical Great Seal itself, as affixed to paper, is monochrome.
Since 1935, both sides of the Great Seal appear on the reverse of the one-dollar bill. The Seal of the President of the United States is directly based on the Great Seal, and its elements are used in numerous government agency and state seals.
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Through Park West's extensive network of artists, publishers and representatives, Park West Gallery has the capacity to offer for sale and authenticate works through the artists themselves, or the definitive experts for the various masters whose works they offer.
The vast majority of our collection comes directly from living artist themselves. Our archives of works by deceased artists are either obtained directly from the estates of those artists or purchased through recognized international auction companies, and in all cases, when possible, are taken to the estate of the artists or to the recognized expert in that area for authentication.
Park West Gallery’s collection is available through art auctions around the world on cruise ship, land events held at luxury hotels and our gallery located in Michigan. To view a sample of this amazing collection, click the link below.
Browse Our Online Collections at:
www.parkwestgallery.com/the-park-west-experience
History
In 1969, Albert Scaglione opened Park West Gallery in Southfield, Michigan, after being a Wayne State University teacher of mechanical engineering. He bought Escher prints for $50 and was able to retail them for many times that price.
Park West Gallery has 63,000-square-foot (5,900 m2) premises on the Northwestern Highway, employing 200 staff in Oakland County, Michigan and over 1,000 worldwide. It has 181,000-square-foot (16,800 m2) offices in South Florida. Works ranges from $2,000 to a $1 million Renoir; as well as historic artists, it also represents contemporary artists, such as Southfield resident Marcus Glenn and Israeli sculptor, Yaacov Agam, who makes optical and kinetic art. The gallery is open to the public and provides a service for educational visits.
In addition to its main gallery and art conservation facility in Southfield, Michigan, Park West operates a framing and distribution center in Miami Lakes, Florida, and maintains a catalog and Internet sales business. The company also funds the not-for-profit Park West Foundation, which provides philanthropic support to various groups.
Since 1993, Park West Gallery has been conducting fine art auctions aboard cruise ships, and is the largest business in this field, selling nearly 300,000 artworks a year with a revenue in excess of $300 million, on the Holland America, Oceania, Celebrity, Norwegian, Carnival and Regent lines, and formerly on Royal Caribbean line. Park West states that it is "the world's largest art dealer" based on its volume of sales. The auctions, like shows, gambling and shopping, are a popular aspect of entertainment during the cruise, and provide concessionary income for the cruise operator.
Morris Shapiro is the gallery director and has been part of the company for 25 years. He said the gallery has created a "new paradigm in how art is presented to the public".
Park West Gallery does not reveal financial reports, as it is privately owned. Scaglione stated the 2007 revenue was $300–$400 million. Half of its revenue comes from 85 auctioneers on cruise-ships, and the rest of the revenue is from promotions in hotels and sales in its gallery.
These paintings were exhibited on our cruise ship, the Norwegian Breakaway, during our recent trip to Bermuda.
Doreen and Jerry
Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
charismathics exhibits at IBM Pulse 2011, Las Vegas - 27Feb - 2Mar 2011
Get rid of your standard authentication media, your smart card, your USB token, your reader and be free to move around with your inseparable companions only, your smart phone and your laptop. With them alone you can fully benefit of strong authentication mechanisms thanks to iEnigma® by charismathics®. The latest cutting edge technology delivered with a completely new user experience. Stop waiting for the IT administrator to set some weird architecture for you, do it independently yourself with some few clicks from your smart phone.
Organizations have enforced smart card authentication in recent years; however this technology is perceived as cryptic and cumbersome by many. iEnigma by charismathics simplifies strong authentication by using smart phones instead. The software is compatible with most PKI applications on computers and smart phones, maintaining the exact security standards. With iEnigma the user can log into his system, sign emails and documents, encrypt communications just as before, saving on buying other hardware and opening new ranges of use cases.
iEnigma is a mobile PKI security solution, absolutely unique and thus patented. Comparable products are either OTP or password based. Companies did not invest in architectures securing the communication between smart phone and laptop or mirroring the strong authentication and digital signature functionalities like a smart card does. With iEnigma, charismathics has translated standard APIs into Bluetooth language, reproducing the exact PKI authentication environment. Providing full TMS compatibility, enabling secure PIN entry and secure channel messaging by default, the software is immediately available for Windows Mobile. iEnigma will soon run on Android, RIM and Apple, also supporting NFC enabled units.
iEnigma simplifies strong authentication opening it to wider range of user groups. Already using smart cards, iEnigma enhances IT security by design, maintaining compatibility to investments made before. Introducing strong authentication, it extensively saves on hardware and is more flexible to use. Organizations save on constantly lost or damaged hardware.
iEnigma bridges user credentials from phones into computers, encrypting the communication channel, allowing PIN entry on the smart phone itself, thus enhancing the security compared to standard smart cards. By supporting applications on the phone, it works remotely as well. The full PKI compatibility allows for unchanged internal processes.
iEnigma re-invents the smart card and is the first strong authentication product that incorporates the expected permutation of corporate IT systems. Supporting common smart phone platforms, it supports applications both on the computer and the smart phone, putting all credentials together in a secure data container on the phone, whether it is the key chain, flash memory, SIM card or additional secure microSD cards such as the Secure Element for NFC operations. All current products are proprietary or represent a niche - no one offers an iEnigma-like 2-in-1 solution and with side benefits such as: full PKI compatibility; significant reductions in hardware cost by replacing tokens and readers using the phone instead; allowing encrypted communication; secure PIN entry; flexible credentials manageable by the user. iEnigma makes full use of the advantages of smart phones and is still fully compatible with all standard processes, APIs, cryptography algorithms and identity management systems. There is no other product opening the range of contactless authentication applications for PKI, such as in hospitals or transportation or payment schemes. The simple user interface opens up strong authentication to small organizations and the single user, reducing identity thefts and phishing attacks within day-to-day use.
Through Park West's extensive network of artists, publishers and representatives, Park West Gallery has the capacity to offer for sale and authenticate works through the artists themselves, or the definitive experts for the various masters whose works they offer.
The vast majority of our collection comes directly from living artist themselves. Our archives of works by deceased artists are either obtained directly from the estates of those artists or purchased through recognized international auction companies, and in all cases, when possible, are taken to the estate of the artists or to the recognized expert in that area for authentication.
Park West Gallery’s collection is available through art auctions around the world on cruise ship, land events held at luxury hotels and our gallery located in Michigan. To view a sample of this amazing collection, click the link below.
Browse Our Online Collections at:
www.parkwestgallery.com/the-park-west-experience
History
In 1969, Albert Scaglione opened Park West Gallery in Southfield, Michigan, after being a Wayne State University teacher of mechanical engineering. He bought Escher prints for $50 and was able to retail them for many times that price.
Park West Gallery has 63,000-square-foot (5,900 m2) premises on the Northwestern Highway, employing 200 staff in Oakland County, Michigan and over 1,000 worldwide. It has 181,000-square-foot (16,800 m2) offices in South Florida. Works ranges from $2,000 to a $1 million Renoir; as well as historic artists, it also represents contemporary artists, such as Southfield resident Marcus Glenn and Israeli sculptor, Yaacov Agam, who makes optical and kinetic art. The gallery is open to the public and provides a service for educational visits.
In addition to its main gallery and art conservation facility in Southfield, Michigan, Park West operates a framing and distribution center in Miami Lakes, Florida, and maintains a catalog and Internet sales business. The company also funds the not-for-profit Park West Foundation, which provides philanthropic support to various groups.
Since 1993, Park West Gallery has been conducting fine art auctions aboard cruise ships, and is the largest business in this field, selling nearly 300,000 artworks a year with a revenue in excess of $300 million, on the Holland America, Oceania, Celebrity, Norwegian, Carnival and Regent lines, and formerly on Royal Caribbean line. Park West states that it is "the world's largest art dealer" based on its volume of sales. The auctions, like shows, gambling and shopping, are a popular aspect of entertainment during the cruise, and provide concessionary income for the cruise operator.
Morris Shapiro is the gallery director and has been part of the company for 25 years. He said the gallery has created a "new paradigm in how art is presented to the public".
Park West Gallery does not reveal financial reports, as it is privately owned. Scaglione stated the 2007 revenue was $300–$400 million. Half of its revenue comes from 85 auctioneers on cruise-ships, and the rest of the revenue is from promotions in hotels and sales in its gallery.
These paintings were exhibited on our cruise ship, the Norwegian Breakaway, during our recent trip to Bermuda.
Doreen and Jerry
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Example of a 2D code 128 barcode.
Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D).
Later two-dimensional (2D) codes were developed, using rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode
From the HSV Certificate:
This letter authenticates GMH vehicle LXXXXXX as an HSV Vp 5th Anniversary Maloo, Build #126.
It represents the complex development of a standard vehicle involving engineering refinements to engine, transmission, chassis, suspension, body works, interior trim, wheels and tyres.
Specific features for this vehicle include:
- 180kW Engine Upgrade
- HSV Sports Suspension
- Unique HSV Body Enhancements
- HSV 5th Anniversary Paint including - Galaxy Blue body with Panorama Silver lower body.
- HSV 5th Anniversary Trim
- HSV 16x7 Wheels painted in Panorama Silver
- Nardi Steering Wheel
There were 15 5th Anniversary Maloos built, of which 5 were manual.
Jack McDonald,
Customer Care Co-ordinator.
Holden Special Vehicles, Clayton, Victoria.
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Example of a QR code. QR codes have become common in consumer advertising.
A smartphone can be used as a QR code scanner, displaying the code and converting it to some useful form like a website.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
charismathics exhibits at IBM Pulse 2011, Las Vegas - 27Feb - 2Mar 2011
Get rid of your standard authentication media, your smart card, your USB token, your reader and be free to move around with your inseparable companions only, your smart phone and your laptop. With them alone you can fully benefit of strong authentication mechanisms thanks to iEnigma® by charismathics®. The latest cutting edge technology delivered with a completely new user experience. Stop waiting for the IT administrator to set some weird architecture for you, do it independently yourself with some few clicks from your smart phone.
Organizations have enforced smart card authentication in recent years; however this technology is perceived as cryptic and cumbersome by many. iEnigma by charismathics simplifies strong authentication by using smart phones instead. The software is compatible with most PKI applications on computers and smart phones, maintaining the exact security standards. With iEnigma the user can log into his system, sign emails and documents, encrypt communications just as before, saving on buying other hardware and opening new ranges of use cases.
iEnigma is a mobile PKI security solution, absolutely unique and thus patented. Comparable products are either OTP or password based. Companies did not invest in architectures securing the communication between smart phone and laptop or mirroring the strong authentication and digital signature functionalities like a smart card does. With iEnigma, charismathics has translated standard APIs into Bluetooth language, reproducing the exact PKI authentication environment. Providing full TMS compatibility, enabling secure PIN entry and secure channel messaging by default, the software is immediately available for Windows Mobile. iEnigma will soon run on Android, RIM and Apple, also supporting NFC enabled units.
iEnigma simplifies strong authentication opening it to wider range of user groups. Already using smart cards, iEnigma enhances IT security by design, maintaining compatibility to investments made before. Introducing strong authentication, it extensively saves on hardware and is more flexible to use. Organizations save on constantly lost or damaged hardware.
iEnigma bridges user credentials from phones into computers, encrypting the communication channel, allowing PIN entry on the smart phone itself, thus enhancing the security compared to standard smart cards. By supporting applications on the phone, it works remotely as well. The full PKI compatibility allows for unchanged internal processes.
iEnigma re-invents the smart card and is the first strong authentication product that incorporates the expected permutation of corporate IT systems. Supporting common smart phone platforms, it supports applications both on the computer and the smart phone, putting all credentials together in a secure data container on the phone, whether it is the key chain, flash memory, SIM card or additional secure microSD cards such as the Secure Element for NFC operations. All current products are proprietary or represent a niche - no one offers an iEnigma-like 2-in-1 solution and with side benefits such as: full PKI compatibility; significant reductions in hardware cost by replacing tokens and readers using the phone instead; allowing encrypted communication; secure PIN entry; flexible credentials manageable by the user. iEnigma makes full use of the advantages of smart phones and is still fully compatible with all standard processes, APIs, cryptography algorithms and identity management systems. There is no other product opening the range of contactless authentication applications for PKI, such as in hospitals or transportation or payment schemes. The simple user interface opens up strong authentication to small organizations and the single user, reducing identity thefts and phishing attacks within day-to-day use.
Example of a QR code. QR codes have become common in consumer advertising.
A smartphone can be used as a QR code scanner, displaying the code and converting it to some useful form like a website.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
Example of a QR code. QR codes have become common in consumer advertising.
A smartphone can be used as a QR code scanner, displaying the code and converting it to some useful form like a website.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
Example of a QR code. QR codes have become common in consumer advertising.
A smartphone can be used as a QR code scanner, displaying the code and converting it to some useful form like a website.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_code
The analgesic Easadol from May & Baker Nigeria PLC features the mPedigree drug authentication system.
Each package features a scratch-off code that can be sent via free SMS message to confirm the authenticity of the drug.
This has been authenticated as being one of the oldest, if not the oldest man made structures. It is part of a wall that was built next to an ice cold spring creek by the Clovis People before the Younger Dryas Period 12,900 years ago. The wall was to level the hill side for a village. It's not a farmer's wall, I have those too. This is actually a rim of an ancient comet impact site. I find tons of meteorites and all the other good stuff that comets collect on their long journey, even large space diamonds. The pottery and other artifacts I find in this old village dates to about 15,000 years ago, yes, they were authenticated. This is my back yard. A mile down the road is a semi dry creek bed with tons of 3.5 billion year old Stromatolites. I made that find as well and the state geo guy came to verify it. This was beach front property once and was at the equator. I'm in NJ close to the PA boarder. Half hour from Easton. That's your science lesson for today.
This book first published in 1894 serves as the basis for nearly all subsequent books and accounts pertaining to the Bell Witch legend. It is not the first written mention of the haunting, that distinction belonging to Albert Virgil Goospasture who penned a few short paragraphs about the legend for the publication *Goodspeed's History of Tennessee.* Ingrams book is the first published detailed account still extant and is also the first to publish Richard William Bell's manuscript titled *Our Family Troubles* which comprises chapter 9.
Martin VanBuren Ingram was a newspaper publisher and it was through his dealings with John Bell's youngest son, Joel Egbert Bell, at the Robertson Register in the late 1860's that he became aware that another of John Bell's sons, Richard Williams Bell, had written a detailed account of the haunting back in 1846. The "haunting", from 1817-1821, would have taken place when Richard Williams was 6 years of age until he was 10. Joel was too young to remember.
Ingram had asked Joel for permission to publish the manuscript. Richard Williams son, James Allen Bell, was agreeable except that certain conditions must first be met. It could not be published until after the death of all of John and Lucy Bell's children and it must be accompanied by any additional testimony which could be procured.
Joel Bell was the last surviving child of John and Lucy Bell. He died in 1890. Richard Williams' Bell's son, James Allen Bell, wrote Ingram a letter granting permission to publish Richard William's memoirs. The book begins with James Allen's permission letter to Ingram. Authenticated History was finally published in 1894.
Ingram first tells the tale in his own words and gives a biographical sketch of all the Bells and people in the community. This is followed by *Our Family Troubles* which, as already mentioned, is the alleged memoirs of Richard Williams Bell written in 1846. It would constitute the only "eyewitness" testimony in the volume. This is followed by an impressive array of individuals "testifying" on behalf of the validity of the story many of which are the children, friends or aquaintances of the people directly connected to the story.
Ingram's work did much to move the legend outside the local parameters and introduced it to a larger world. It is my personal belief that the tale would have died out in time if it remained an oral tradition. I believe Ingram codified the story and gave it the legs upon which it still runs to this day.
It was written in the Victorian era in the American South. Hence some of the language and expressions as well as certain attitudes (i.e. - racist) are now rather archaic. However, if anything at all happened to the family of John Bell from 1817-1821 then Ingram is the closest one can get to that history barring the discovery of some earlier document.
Martin VanBuren Ingram is buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Clarksville, TN having died in 1906. According to Authenticated History, Richard Williams Bell who died in 1857, was buried in the Bell family cemetery behind the John Bell homestead. His marker, however, has always been missing. It has only recently been discovered in the basement of a local citizen. The grave of Frank Miles, another prominent figure in the legend, has also only recently been discovered in a cow pasture.
How to set up two-factor authentication for SSH login on Linux
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charismathics exhibits at IBM Pulse 2011, Las Vegas - 27Feb - 2Mar 2011
Get rid of your standard authentication media, your smart card, your USB token, your reader and be free to move around with your inseparable companions only, your smart phone and your laptop. With them alone you can fully benefit of strong authentication mechanisms thanks to iEnigma® by charismathics®. The latest cutting edge technology delivered with a completely new user experience. Stop waiting for the IT administrator to set some weird architecture for you, do it independently yourself with some few clicks from your smart phone.
Organizations have enforced smart card authentication in recent years; however this technology is perceived as cryptic and cumbersome by many. iEnigma by charismathics simplifies strong authentication by using smart phones instead. The software is compatible with most PKI applications on computers and smart phones, maintaining the exact security standards. With iEnigma the user can log into his system, sign emails and documents, encrypt communications just as before, saving on buying other hardware and opening new ranges of use cases.
iEnigma is a mobile PKI security solution, absolutely unique and thus patented. Comparable products are either OTP or password based. Companies did not invest in architectures securing the communication between smart phone and laptop or mirroring the strong authentication and digital signature functionalities like a smart card does. With iEnigma, charismathics has translated standard APIs into Bluetooth language, reproducing the exact PKI authentication environment. Providing full TMS compatibility, enabling secure PIN entry and secure channel messaging by default, the software is immediately available for Windows Mobile. iEnigma will soon run on Android, RIM and Apple, also supporting NFC enabled units.
iEnigma simplifies strong authentication opening it to wider range of user groups. Already using smart cards, iEnigma enhances IT security by design, maintaining compatibility to investments made before. Introducing strong authentication, it extensively saves on hardware and is more flexible to use. Organizations save on constantly lost or damaged hardware.
iEnigma bridges user credentials from phones into computers, encrypting the communication channel, allowing PIN entry on the smart phone itself, thus enhancing the security compared to standard smart cards. By supporting applications on the phone, it works remotely as well. The full PKI compatibility allows for unchanged internal processes.
iEnigma re-invents the smart card and is the first strong authentication product that incorporates the expected permutation of corporate IT systems. Supporting common smart phone platforms, it supports applications both on the computer and the smart phone, putting all credentials together in a secure data container on the phone, whether it is the key chain, flash memory, SIM card or additional secure microSD cards such as the Secure Element for NFC operations. All current products are proprietary or represent a niche - no one offers an iEnigma-like 2-in-1 solution and with side benefits such as: full PKI compatibility; significant reductions in hardware cost by replacing tokens and readers using the phone instead; allowing encrypted communication; secure PIN entry; flexible credentials manageable by the user. iEnigma makes full use of the advantages of smart phones and is still fully compatible with all standard processes, APIs, cryptography algorithms and identity management systems. There is no other product opening the range of contactless authentication applications for PKI, such as in hospitals or transportation or payment schemes. The simple user interface opens up strong authentication to small organizations and the single user, reducing identity thefts and phishing attacks within day-to-day use.