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The Deputy Minister Dr. Jason Yi-Bing Lin and the Directors from the Ministry of Science and Technology, Information and Communication Security Technology Center (ICST) and the National Center for High Performance Computing and National Applied Research Laboratories visited the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and FZI, the Karlsruhe Research Center for Information Technology, showing great interest in the presentation from Prof. Müller-Quade and Matthias Huber about Blurry Box Cryptography.
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March 7 to April 18, 2015
Four Notable Booksellers (2013) is comprised of four handmade sculptural units, reminiscent of the second-hand booksellers’ (bouquinistes) cabinets seen along the walls of the Seine in Paris. The selection within each cabinet is a collection of printed materials related to a subject. Each cabinet presents titles that attempt to explore different problems (the problem of expressing emotion, the problems with biography, the difficulty in defining a place and the slipperiness of abstraction) through a range of subjects including defeat/victory in sport, Alan Turing, the recent history of the Toronto art scene, cryptography and the monochrome. Each collection conjures both an absent bookseller, but also imagines the potential reader for those works contained within.
Whitfield Diffie gives William Gould Dow Distinguished Lecture titled: Post-Quantum Cryptography in Context at Stamps Auditorium on University of Michigan North Campus.
Whitfield Diffie is best known for his discovery of the concept of public-key cryptography, which he developed jointly with Martin Hellman at Stanford University in the mid-1970s. The two shared the ACM Turing Award in 2015 for work that “made cryptography scalable to the Internet and revolutionized the landscape of security.” Retired from positions as head of security for the Canadian telephone system and Sun Microsystems, Diffie is now an Honorary Fellow of Gonville and Caius College in Cambridge. He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, the Royal Society, and NSA’s Cryptologic Hall of Honor.
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Photo by Marcin Szczepanski/Lead Multimedia Storyteller, University of Michigan College of Engineering
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Featuring Joanna Rutkowska of Qubes OS, David Mirza Ahmad, and a developer of TAILS. The conversation was moderated by Jacob Appelbaum.
Featuring Joanna Rutkowska of Qubes OS, David Mirza Ahmad, and a developer of TAILS. The conversation was moderated by Jacob Appelbaum.
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1 July 1903, Perrero, Italy
Print it and stare at it with the right angle (flowered side up) to read the message.
PyCon 2007 Day 1: keynote. During his keynote Ivan has shown us some code, and asked what it does. Immediately Thomas recognized the the BBP method and was awarded with this OLPC. What do you expect from a guy, who wears "Cryptography & Information Systems Surety 2006" T-shirt?
The texts on the left and right sides of the plaque are direct translations of each other. The text on the right reads:
"Tablica ta upamiętnia prace Mariana Rejewskiego, Jerzego Różyckiego i Henryka Zygalskiego – matematyków Polskiego Wywiadu, którzy pierwsi złamali kod Enigmy. Ich praca ogromnie pomogła kryptologom w Bletchley Park i przyczyniła się do zwycięstwa Aliantów w II Wojnie Światowej."
Eyelips.
Eye on close inspection...Lips when moved afar.
Back in 2005, I was quite interested in digital art. It was also a time when I was deeply intrigued by symbols and cryptography.
I never had any lessons and was always terribly at making anything look good with my hands on paper or canvas. So, I resorted to digital art. I would start with a white screen in Photoshop and start filling in colours and morphing them with the aid of my mouse.
This particular piece was inspired by "The Third Eye "- Tool
Anyway...hope u like it! =)
March 7 to April 18, 2015
Four Notable Booksellers (2013) is comprised of four handmade sculptural units, reminiscent of the second-hand booksellers’ (bouquinistes) cabinets seen along the walls of the Seine in Paris. The selection within each cabinet is a collection of printed materials related to a subject. Each cabinet presents titles that attempt to explore different problems (the problem of expressing emotion, the problems with biography, the difficulty in defining a place and the slipperiness of abstraction) through a range of subjects including defeat/victory in sport, Alan Turing, the recent history of the Toronto art scene, cryptography and the monochrome. Each collection conjures both an absent bookseller, but also imagines the potential reader for those works contained within.
Fig. 9 in:
SHUMAKER, Wayne (1982). Renaissance Curiosa. John Dee's Conversation with Angels; Girolamo Cardano's Horoscope of Christ; Johannes Trithemius and Cryptography; George Dalgarno's Universal Language. Medieval & Renaissance Texts & Studies. Center for Medieval & Early Renaissance Studies, Vol. 8, State University of New York, Binghamton, New York.
Day 2 of the UCF Burnett Honors College Summer Institute, an intensive 3 week summer camp for high school students to learn all about Java & Python as well as AI & Cryptography.
wolfSSL exhibited at SWEST in Japan, talking about the CyaSSL lightweight SSL/TLS library and wolfCrypt cryptography engine. Learn more at www.wolfssl.com.
Sci-Tech Summer Camp Cryptography
SciTech is a STEM-focused community based program that is designed to foster awareness of and interest in STEM related careers.
Dr. Frank Ingram will facilitate a math session on cryptography (codebreaking) using mathematics.
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these USB pendrives are handmade sculptures and contain the Presence software
Presence is a p2p network that can be used to get in contact with your friends in total privacy, as your information is not stored on the servers of any service provider, and all conenctions are encrypted.
it is a p2p social network.
Angel_F is a member of Presence and you can find it there.
www.imal.org/en/connectingcities2015/falsepositive
Join us on Sunday 4 October for a workshop that introduces the various concepts, techniques and methods behind the False Positive project. Topics include an overview of setting up open source cellular networks, working with APIs for data mining and profiling using social media, and designing corporate fictions for social interventions. Take part in a CryptoParty - www.cryptoparty.in - where you can learn best practices for digital security, including how to use basic cryptography tools. Interested in working with the Tor anonymity network, public key encryption (PGP/GPG), and OTR (Off The Record messaging)? Bring your mobile phone and/or laptop, and we’ll get you set up and on your way to a more secure online existence.
John Forbes Nash Jr. (June 13, 1928 – May 23, 2015) was an American mathematician who made fundamental contributions to game theory, differential geometry, and the study of partial differential equations.[2][3] Nash's work has provided insight into the factors that govern chance and decision-making inside complex systems found in everyday life.
John Forbes Nash Jr.
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Nash in 2006
Born
June 13, 1928
Bluefield, West Virginia, U.S.
Died
May 23, 2015 (aged 86)
Monroe Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey, U.S.
Education
Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S and M.S.
Princeton University Ph.D.
Known for
Nash equilibrium
Nash embedding theorem
Nash functions
Nash–Moser theorem
Hilbert's nineteenth problem
Spouse(s)
Alicia Lardé López-Harrison
(m. 1957; div. 1963)
(m. 2001; d. 2015)
Children
2[1]
Awards
John von Neumann Theory Prize (1978)
Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences (1994)
Member of the National Academy of Sciences (1996)
Abel Prize (2015)
Scientific career
Fields
Mathematics
Cryptography
Economics
Institutions
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Thesis
Non-Cooperative Games (1950)
Doctoral advisor
Albert W. Tucker
His theories are widely used in economics. Serving as a senior research mathematician at Princeton University during the later part of his life, he shared the 1994 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences with game theorists Reinhard Selten and John Harsanyi. In 2015, he also shared the Abel Prize with Louis Nirenberg for his work on nonlinear partial differential equations. John Nash is the only person to be awarded both the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences and the Abel Prize.