Search Results for "theory"

...When used correctly, the OTP is an information-theoretically secure and demonstrably non-breakable encryption. By using an OTP-based key on both, the sender and recipient side, eavesdropping on chat communication, in terms of information theory, is impossible to poop. Correct use of the OTP is important. Details can be found in my project OPT-Crypto-Tool under Sourceforge.

...IMPORTANT: The software requires new OpenJDK 16 (Not Oracle's J2RE 1.8) to run. Install, for example, AdoptOpenJDK for Windows. NOTE: By using encryption twice the implementation is (in theory) vulnerable to Meet-In-The-Middle attack reducing key size to 256bit but the attack still requires 2^256 bytes of memory making it impossible in practice.

... • Compatibility: Internet Radio devices based on the Frontier Silicon technology such as some from the following manufacturers: Hama, Medion, Technisat, Dual, Sangean, Roberts, Revo, Ruark, Silvercrest, Auna, Como Audio. Pinell devices require specific port: "IP:2244". In theory any device working with UNDOK should work with FSRadio-Remote too. http://frontier-silicon.com/undok https://github.com/openhab/openhab/wiki/Frontier-Silicon-Radio-Binding • Disclaimer: This is a Beta version that I developed for personal use. It is based on the « Frontier Silicon API for .NET » (https://github.com/z1c0/FsApi) Eric Marchesin (eric.dev@laposte.net) December 2016-2020

Censorship resistant decentralised computing is a new topic in distributed systems theory. With the recent rise in popularity of Bitcoin as a censorship-resistant financial and transactional system a new technological field of blockchain and its applications appeared. This work addresses the problem of computational integrity proofs (correctness of the actual computations) made by some non-trusted (anonymous) third party without repeating the whole volume of the actual computing. ...

This project was created based on the work of ThePenguinMaster (www.thepenguinmaster.com) and also Ben Wilber (ben@desync.com) The real credit should go to ThePenguinMaster for figuring out most of the protocol, I have written my own library based on ideas from both their projects. This library will allow you to connect and display messages on Symon NetBrite and in theory Netlite signs (I do not have a working Netlite) The project is not yet complete, some aspects have issues, the MessageSlot coding is not great and needs work. The project is intended for educational use only.

JMaay is a Java library used to create, administrate and use a peer-to-peer (p2p) network for your own Java application. It's based on Maay theory, a p2p free software, and was originally built for @rbre, another free software.

uNLPBot is a chatter bot based on Natural Language Processing theory, able to parse small but representative subsets of english natural language and to produce english sentences compliant to english grammar and related to conversation threads.

It's new technology for Development Personal Creation/Customization Services , based on XML standard and DAFSM (Finite State Machine Theory) , using multiple call control protocols.