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Descrizione Della Grecia Di Pausania Volume I
Pausanias Descrizione della Grecia di Pausania Volume I www.liberliber.it Questo e-book è stato realizzato anche grazie al so- stegno di: E-text Web design, Editoria, Multimedia (pubblica il tuo libro, o crea il tuo sito con E-text!) http://www.e-text.it/ QUESTO E-BOOK: TITOLO: Descrizione della Grecia di Pausania nuova- mente dal testo greco tradotta da A. Nibby membro ordinario dell’Accademia romana di archeologia. Vo- lume 1. [-4.] AUTORE: Pausanias TRADUTTORE: Nibby, Antonio CURATORE: NOTE: CODICE ISBN E-BOOK: n. d. DIRITTI D’AUTORE: no LICENZA: questo testo è distribuito con la licenza specificata al seguente indirizzo Internet: http://www.liberliber.it/online/opere/libri/licenze/ TRATTO DA: Descrizione della Grecia di Pausania nuo- vamente dal testo greco tradotta da A. Nibby membro ordinario dell’Accademia romana di archeologia. Vo- lume 1. [-4.]. - Roma : presso Vincenzo Poggioli stampatore della R.C.A., 1817-1818. - 4 v. ; 8º. CODICE ISBN FONTE: n. d. 1a EDIZIONE ELETTRONICA DEL: 19 gennaio 2017 2a EDIZIONE ELETTRONICA DEL: 28 novembre 2017 2 INDICE DI AFFIDABILITÀ: 1 0: affidabilità bassa 1: affidabilità standard 2: affidabilità buona 3: affidabilità ottima SOGGETTO: HIS052000 STORIA / Geografia Storica HIS002010 STORIA / Antica / Grecia DIGITALIZZAZIONE: Gianluigi Trivia, [email protected] REVISIONE: Ruggero Volpes, [email protected] IMPAGINAZIONE: Gianluigi Trivia, [email protected] Ruggero Volpes, [email protected] PUBBLICAZIONE: Catia Righi, [email protected] Informazioni sul "progetto Manuzio" Il "progetto Manuzio" è una iniziativa dell’associa- zione culturale Liber Liber. Aperto a chiunque vo- glia collaborare, si pone come scopo la pubblicazio- ne e la diffusione gratuita di opere letterarie in formato elettronico. -
October 11, 2013
a JEWISH Volume XIX, Issue XVII I thejewishvoice.org Special Issue: Serving Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts HOME, GARDEN I REAL ESTATE VOICE 7 Heshvan 5774 I October 11, 2013 Communication coach Deborah Grayson Riegel headlining at Zelniker Conference Attendees to learn to balance facts and emotion, inspiration and action BY KARA MARZIALI The Joseph & Leba Zelniker Conference, a program of the Educational Services Depart ment of the J ewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island, brings outstanding J ewish educa tors to the community. Local Jewish schools support the Zelniker Conference and the J STREET 2013: OUR TIME TO LEAD professional growth of their faculties so that teachers and Conference, Gala and Advocacy Day principals can study and learn together. This year 's annual BY ELEANOR L. LEWIS time, Biden's support of the for peace between Israel and the program, scheduled for Sun Special to The Jewish Voice current peace negotiations was Palestinians. day, Oct. 27, from 8:30 a. m. to The excitement was palpable worth the wait. This opinion was restated noon at the Alliance, will fea He emphasized that the Unit by both the Israeli and the ture Deborah Grayson Riegel. as the 2,800 delegates to the Na tional J Street Conference in ed States, J Street and others American officials who She will share her innovative all have an obligation to press spoke at multiple sessions strategies for engaging com Washington, D.C., awaited the Deborah Grayson Riegel keynote address of Vice-Pres for a "just and lasting peace," throughout the Sept. 28 - Oct. -
Executing Large Scale Processes in a Blockchain
The current issue and full text archive of this journal is available on Emerald Insight at: www.emeraldinsight.com/2514-4774.htm JCMS 2,2 Executing large-scale processes in a blockchain Mahalingam Ramkumar Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Mississippi State University, 106 Starkville, Mississippi, USA Received 16 May 2018 Revised 16 May 2018 Abstract Accepted 1 September 2018 Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the blockchain as a trusted computing platform. Understanding the strengths and limitations of this platform is essential to execute large-scale real-world applications in blockchains. Design/methodology/approach – This paper proposes several modifications to conventional blockchain networks to improve the scale and scope of applications. Findings – Simple modifications to cryptographic protocols for constructing blockchain ledgers, and digital signatures for authentication of transactions, are sufficient to realize a scalable blockchain platform. Originality/value – The original contributions of this paper are concrete steps to overcome limitations of current blockchain networks. Keywords Cryptography, Blockchain, Scalability, Transactions, Blockchain networks Paper type Research paper 1. Introduction A blockchain broadcast network (Bozic et al., 2016; Croman et al., 2016; Nakamoto, 2008; Wood, 2014) is a mechanism for creating a distributed, tamper-proof, append-only ledger. Every participant in the broadcast network maintains a copy, or some representation, of the ledger. Ledger entries are made by consensus on the states of a process “executed” on the blockchain. As an example, in the Bitcoin (Nakamoto, 2008) process: (1) Bitcoin transactions transfer Bitcoins from a wallet to one or more other wallets. (2) Bitcoins created by “mining” are added to the miner’s wallet. -
Keyless Signature Infrastructure for Digital India's Security
ISSN (Online) 2456 -1304 International Journal of Science, Engineering and Management (IJSEM) Vol 4, Issue 10, October 2019 Keyless Signature Infrastructure for Digital India’s Security [1] Mridul Sharma, [2]Rupali Sharma [1][2] University Institute of Engineering, Rayat Bahra University, Mohali, Punjab, India Abstract— In the making of new Digital India there are lots of threats which are there in the path of this dream. Acts of data breach of AADHAAR and Bank Accounts due to the lack of security in our digital services are common but the world is now, moving towards digital era so to be with the world in this digital transformation we must work on our security enhancement to provide a secure platform to government organisations. To serve the three aspects of security that is confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data we need an infrastructure that ensures all these. The Blockchain-Based KSI is the new technology which will support the government of India to achieve its goal of ensuring secure digital Services. It will help the government in providing strong authentication through digital signatures, and will also give the citizens a trust that their PII data is secure and confidential so that they can use these digital services for their all daily work. On the inspiration from Estonia where all their government services are digital in a way such that every government work from issuing a birth certificate to passport verification all these tasks are done digitally. This paper is made to help India in the implementation of this powerful Infrastructure for the digital governmental services providing ease to people and bureaucrats. -
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Keyless Signatures' Infrastructure
Keyless Signatures' Infrastructure: How to Build Global Distributed Hash-Trees Ahto Buldas1;2, Andres Kroonmaa1, and Risto Laanoja1;2 1 GuardTime AS, Tammsaare tee 60, 11316 Tallinn, Estonia. 2 Tallinn University of Technology, Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, Estonia. Abstract. Keyless Signatures Infrastructure (KSI) is a globally dis- tributed system for providing time-stamping and server-supported digi- tal signature services. Global per-second hash trees are created and their root hash values published. We discuss some service quality issues that arise in practical implementation of the service and present solutions for avoiding single points of failure and guaranteeing a service with reason- able and stable delay. Guardtime AS has been operating a KSI Infras- tructure for 5 years. We summarize how the KSI Infrastructure is built, and the lessons learned during the operational period of the service. 1 Introduction Keyless signatures are an alternative solution to traditional PKI signatures. The word keyless does not mean that no cryptographic keys are used during the signature creation. Keys are still necessary for authentication, but the signatures can be reliably verified without assuming continued secrecy of the keys. Keyless signatures are not vulnerable to key compromise and hence provide a solution to the long-term validity of digital signatures. The traditional PKI signatures may be protected by timestamps, but as long as the time-stamping technology itself is PKI-based, the problem of key compromise is still not solved completely. Keyless signatures are a solution to this problem. In a keyless signature system, the functions of signer identification and of evidence integrity pro- tection are separated and delegated to cryptographic tools suitable for those functions. -
Block Chain Based KSI for Delivering Governmental Services in Democratic Nations
International Journal of Recent Engineering Research and Development (IJRERD) ISSN: 2455-8761 www.ijrerd.com || Volume 03 – Issue 07 || July 2018 || PP. 15-24 Block chain based KSI for delivering governmental services in democratic nations Vedna Sharma Junior Research Fellow Institute of Technology Management (Defense Research & Development Organization) Landour Cantt. Mussoorie Uttarakhand (India) Abstract: There are various challenges that government organizations are addressing naturally characterized by transparency and security in government records, improved confidentiality and integrity of data, secure transactions and information security. Government has to be choosing the design that best fits for balancing security and central control with the convenience and opportunity of sharing information or data between organizations and individuals. Government Organizations are also investing in digital technologies to support their goals. Significant investment in technology and efforts has yielded great progress in growth, efficiency & demand of organizations. Block chain stands out as a technology in which various organizations see potential to solve these challenges by implementing strong authentication, data encryption and digital signature. Keywords: Blockchain, Digital Signature, Hashing, public key Infrastructure, Keyless Signature Infrastructure and Governmental Services 1. Introduction Blockchain is decentralized technology that is built on the model of offering security and trust. Blockchain technology have the potential to help governments to collect taxes, deliver benefits, issue passports, record land registries, assure the supply chain of goods and generally ensure the integrity of government records and services. Blockchain technology can simplify the management of trusted information, making it easier for government agencies to access and use critical public-sector data while maintaining the security of this information. -
Advanced Trust Services Facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain Technology
Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology Risto Laanoja Security Engineer Outline • Guardtime • KSI • What it does • How it works • Trust assumptions • KSI / blockchain applicability in providing eIDAS trusted services • Standardization challenges 2 Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology 1. Company Overview 3 Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology Introducing Guardtime Who we are: • Systems engineering company, fundamental and applied research into cryptographic applications • Founded in 2007 in Tallinn, Estonia • Offices in Amsterdam, Palo Alto, Tallinn and Tartu • 71 people 4 Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology 2. KSI Technology An Industrial Scale Blockchain 5 Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology Keyless Signature Infrastructure (KSI): An Industrial Scale Blockchain KSI enables real-time Scalability Settlement time massive-scale data One of the most significant In contrast to the widely distributed integrity validation. challenges with traditional crypto-currency approach, the blockchain approaches is scalability number of participants in KSI The technology – they scale at O(n) complexity i.e. blockchain distributed consensus overcomes two major they grow linearly with the number protocol is limited. By limiting the weaknesses of traditional of transactions. number of participants it becomes possible to achieve consensus In contrast the KSI blockchain blockchains: synchronously, eliminating the need scales at O(t) complexity – it grows for Proof of Work and ensuring linearly with time and independently settlement can occur within one from the number of transactions. second. 6 Advanced trust services facilitated by the Industrial-Scale Blockchain technology KSI Signature The KSI Signature is a Upon verification, KSI Signature piece of meta-data which allows to assert: enables the properties of • Signing time the data to be verified. -
Ingham County News; Mason, Mich
urcr. Rep. Ralph Young, East Lan· On the bonrd of directors are sing, m!lde the. dedicatory ad· K G. Brow.n, Glen Watkins, Dorr dress. Howard Seibert, president Ecl;hart, Fred L. JOrcher, Mrs. of the hospital board, presented Mary 0, Blacl> and Wilfred Jew· the hospital .to the community. ctt from the Ingl1am county Mayor Paul D. Richat•ds of Ma· board of supervisors and Hulett son accepted it on behalf of the and Otto Hartig. · community. · Hartig stepped down from the Y,oung, former coach and ath· pl·esident's job ll1ls year. · letic director at Michigan State, · Spcnny and Davis will both go ct·edited the· hospital to com· alonrr with the Mason delegation munity teamwork and sacrifice. to the, state mectii1g slated for - Detroit in .January to sign 1959! Seibert told of the devotion of - Othet· who came from afat• tri fair attractions. · hundreds of men and women who attend the dedication included 3 had a part In providing the funds men from Wyeth Laboratories and maldng and carrying out Ine: They were George Pattison, plans for the hospital. Mayor Cleveland, divisional sales man Richards likened the dedication of the hospital to the birth of a agel", and Robert Messetlgcr, Council Looks child, pointing out that 'the com· Flint, and Thomas Newburgcr, munity has an expanded respon- Toledo, district sale~ managers. , If horses do any wondering, sibillty to maintain the hospital. A, G. Benson, assistant vice Bonnie is probably wondering For Big Gift Earlier resldents built school president, and' Milbert Anderson;- about her master, Ralph Hink· houses and churches, he declared, assistant cashier, of the National ley. -
Cloud Service Provider Case
TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Faculty of Information Technology Institute of Informatics Chair of Information Systems Analysis of Digital Integrity: Cloud Service Provider Case Master’s Thesis Student: Oskar Poola Student code: 132245IVGM Supervisor: prof. Ahto Buldas Tallinn 2015 I hereby declare that this thesis, which is the result of my work as an independent, are presented in Tallinn University of Technology to apply for a Master’s degree, and on that basis have not previously applied for an academic degree. Author Oskar Poola ”.....”..............2015 The work complies with the applicable requirements. Instructor Dr. Ahto Buldas ”.....”..............2015 Approved by ”.....”..............2015 1 Abstract Digital integrity in an adjective that technological solutions can create for a system. Integrity is not as understandable as we think it to be in dif- ferent cases and systems. Different scenarios will be shown and that every situation is different in terms of digital integrity. This work aims to bring to light what integrity means in a certain case such a data owner storing data in a third party cloud storage service provider. The author will provide dif- ferent models to show, what can be the most effective protocol for cloud storage in an insecure world with potentially malicious actors. 2 Abbreviations SLA Service Level Agreement NSA National Security Agency SHA Secure hash algorithm CA Certification Authority TSP Trust Service Provider ISP Internet Service Provider ISKE Estonian Security Management Standard STORK Secure idenTity -
Descripción De Grecia
DESCRIPCIÓN DE GRECIA LIBROS III-VI INTRODUCCIÓN, TRADUCCIÓN Y NOTAS DE MARÍA CRUZ HERRERO INGELMO fk EDITORIAL GREDOS BIBLIOTECA CLÁSICA GREDOS, 197 Asesor para la sección griega: C a rlo s GARCÍA GüAL. Según las normas de la B. C. G., la traducción de este volumen ha sido revisada por FRANCISCO JAVIER GÓMEZ ESPELOSÍN. © EDITORIAL GREDOS, S. A. Sánchez Pacheco, 81, Madrid, 1994. Depósito Legal: M. 21178-1994. ISBN 84-249-1650-6. Obra completa. ISBN 84-249-1656-5. Tomo II. Impreso en España. Printed in Spain. Gráficas Cóndor, S. A., Sánchez Pacheco, 81, Madrid, 1994. - 6662. LIBRO IV MESENIA SIPNOSIS 1. Mesenia: el nombre de Mesene. Introducción en Mesenia de los Misterios. 2. Historia mítica de Mesenia. 3. Historia mítica de Mesenia. Los dorios en Mesenia. 4. Envío por primera vez a Apolo de Délos de un sacrificio y un coro de hombres. Comienza la Primera Guerra Mesenia. 5. Causas de la Primera Guerra Mesenia que aducen mesenios y lacedemonios. Primer ataque de los lacedemonios; toma de la ciudad de Anfea. 6. Nombre de la Guerra Mesenia. Los escritores de esta guerra: Riano de Bene y Mirón de Priene. Asamblea de los mesenios ante la toma de Anfea. 7. Primera Guerra Mesenia. 8. Descripción de la batalla. 9. Los mesenios se refugian en el Itome. Envían a Tisis a Delfos a consultar el oráculo. Aristodemo ofrece a su hija y después la mata. 10. Los lacedemonios marchan contra el Itome. Muerte de Eufaes. Eligen rey a Aristodemo. 11. Batalla de Itome. 12. Oráculos. 13. Malos presagios. Fin de la Primera Guerra Mesenia. -
I Health Market
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