In the real world, a water hole is a source of water where many animals gather to quench their thirst. This makes a water hole an ideal spot for a hunter.
This document provides an overview of identity-based encryption (IBE) and surveys different IBE schemes. It introduces the idea of IBE, the IBE framework, and applications of IBE. It then describes two main approaches to constructing IBE schemes: using quadratic residues and using pairings. For quadratic residue-based schemes, it covers the necessary mathematical concepts and Cock's 1981 IBE scheme. For pairing-based schemes, it introduces bilinear pairings and the basic 2001 Boneh-Franklin IBE scheme. The document also briefly mentions scalar multiplication, contributions to IBE research, and potential future work areas.
This Presentation will cover the attacks. defenses, protocols
Some contents are taken from http://www.ieeesb.ucy.ac.cy/files/2017/11/fundamentals.pdf ,Mobile Computing Technology , Applications and Service Creation by Ashoke K Talukder, Hasan Ahmed, Roopa R Yavagal, wiki and also some other sites.
Star, a wild bird, learned to count up to 8 on her own and discovered that numbers can be represented in different ways like 4+4 or 2+2+2+2, showing she was thinking about numbers consciously. She could also recognize number names and remember their sounds. Star showed unusual intelligence for a wild bird in her self-motivated pursuit of numerical science.
Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) uses elliptic curves over finite fields to provide public-key encryption and digital signatures. ECC requires significantly smaller key sizes than other cryptosystems like RSA to provide equivalent security. This allows for faster computations and less storage requirements, making ECC ideal for constrained environments like smartphones. ECC relies on the difficulty of solving the elliptic curve discrete logarithm problem to provide security.
The document discusses kernelization, which is a polynomial-time transformation that maps an instance of a parameterized problem to an equivalent instance whose size is bounded by a function of the parameter k. If a problem admits a kernelization algorithm, then it is fixed-parameter tractable. The document introduces kernelization and provides definitions. It also notes that every fixed-parameter tractable problem has a kernelization algorithm.
The Caesar cipher is one of the earliest known substitution ciphers. It works by shifting each letter in a plaintext message by a set number of positions (the key) in the alphabet to encrypt it. For example, with a key of 3, A would be replaced by D, B by E, and so on. Decryption simply requires shifting letters in the opposite direction by the same key. While simple, the Caesar cipher has some mathematical properties and was allegedly used by Julius Caesar to communicate with his army. However, it is also easy to break through brute force by trying all 26 possible keys.
unit 4.pptx of hash function in cryptographyNithyasriA2
This document discusses cryptographic hash functions and their applications. It provides 3 key points:
1. Cryptographic hash functions are algorithms that take a variable-length input and produce a fixed-length output (hash value) that uniquely identifies the input. They have properties of one-wayness and collision resistance.
2. Hash functions have important applications in message authentication, digital signatures, and password protection by providing a means to verify message integrity and authenticity.
3. The security of cryptographic hash functions depends on their resistance to brute-force attacks and cryptanalysis. Attacks aim to find collisions or preimages more efficiently than brute force search. Iterated hash functions are most commonly used due to their security
Protection of critical information infrastructureNeha Agarwal
Information Infrastructure is the term usually used to describe the totality of inter-connected computers and networks, and information flowing through them. Certain parts of this Information Infrastructure, could be dedicated for management / control etc of infrastructure providers’ e.g. Power generation, Gas/oil pipelines, or support our economy or national
fabric e.g. Banking / Telecom etc. The contribution of the services supported
by these infrastructures, and more importantly, the impact of any sudden
failure or outage on our National well being or National Security marks them as being Critical.
By extension, information infrastructure supporting the operations of Critical Infrastructure (CI) marks this as Critical Information infrastructure (CII). These Networks operate/monitor and control important Governmental and Societal functions and services including, but not limited to, Power (Generation/transmission/ distribution etc), Telecommunication (mobile/landline/internet etc), Transportation (Air/land/rail/sea etc), Defence etc. These CII are becoming increasingly dependent on their information infrastructure for information management, communication and control functions.
Legal, Ethical, and Professional Issues In Information SecurityCarl Ceder
A great presentation originally posted by Sappingtokr - check out my website for more cool information. http://carlceder.org
This document discusses post-quantum cryptography and code-based cryptosystems as an alternative that is secure against quantum computers. It describes the McEliece cryptosystem, which uses error correcting codes, and introduces staircase generator codes and randomly split staircase generator codes to improve efficiency and security. The randomly split staircase generator codes cryptosystem allows for both encryption and digital signatures using efficient procedures while providing 80-bit security levels against quantum attacks, though it has large key sizes of around 10 megabytes.
Advanced cryptography and implementationAkash Jadhav
The document discusses a technical presentation on advanced cryptography and its implementation. It provides an overview of cryptography, including its history and basic concepts such as encryption, decryption, and cryptanalysis. Examples of cryptography applications discussed include ATM cards, credit cards, e-mail, and lottery tickets.
How to process Flat Files documents (TXT, CSV …) in BizTalk ServerSandro Pereira
Despite over the year’s new protocols, formats or patterns emerged like Web Services, WCF RESTful services, XML, JSON, among others. The use of text files (Flat Files ) as CSV (Comma Separated Values) or TXT, one of the oldest common patterns for exchanging messages, still remains today one of the most used standards in systems integration and / or communication with business partners.
While tools like Excel can help us interpret such files, this type of process is always iterative and requires few user tips so that software can determine where is need to separate the fields/columns as well the data type of each field. But for a system integration (Enterprise Application Integration) like BizTalk Server, you must reduce any ambiguity, so that these kind of operations can be performed thousands of times with confidence and without having recourse to a manual operator.
In this session we will first address: How we can easily implement a robust File Transfer integration in BizTalk Server (using Content-Based Routing in BizTalk with retries, backup channel and so on).
And second: How to process Flat Files documents (TXT, CSV …) in BizTalk Server. Addresing what types of flat files are supported? How is the process of transforming text files (also called Flat Files) into XML documents (Syntax Transformations) – where does it happen and which components are needed. How can I perform a flat file validation?
Operational innovations in AML/CFT compliance processes and financial inclus...CGAP
This document summarizes research on innovations in operational processes for anti-money laundering (AML) and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT) compliance that can also promote greater financial inclusion. Key findings include:
1. Regulators are trying to balance AML/CFT compliance with expanding access to financial services for lower-income groups through measures like tiered know-your-customer (KYC) rules.
2. Mobile technology and partnerships between financial institutions are enabling new channels like mobile money that can help overcome infrastructure weaknesses, though interoperability issues remain.
3. National identification systems have significantly improved AML/CFT processes for customer onboarding in countries that have implemented them.
This document discusses asymmetric key cryptography and the RSA cryptosystem. It begins by distinguishing between symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography, noting they serve complementary roles. It then covers the basics of public key cryptography using two keys: a private key and public key. The RSA cryptosystem is described as the most common public key algorithm, involving key generation, encryption with the public key, and decryption with the private key. Examples are provided to illustrate the RSA process. Potential attacks on RSA like factorization are also summarized along with recommendations to strengthen security.
Digital Forensics best practices with the use of open source tools and admiss...Sagar Rahurkar
This document discusses digital forensics best practices using open source tools and the admissibility of digital evidence in courts. It provides an overview of digital forensics processes including acquisition, analysis, documentation and reporting of digital evidence from devices, networks and online activities. It compares open source and proprietary forensic tools and lists examples of each. The document also discusses requirements for digital evidence admissibility in Indian courts under the Evidence Act and the role of expert witnesses in digital forensics cases.
The Dark Web consists of World Wide Web content existing on darknets, which are overlay networks that use the Internet, but require specific software, configurations, or authorization to access. The Dark Web forms a small part of the Deep Web - the part of the web not indexed by search engines - although sometimes the term, Deep Web, is mistakenly used to refer specifically to the Dark Web. Credit: Marlabs Inc
Cyber security is the body of technologies and process which practices protection of network, computers, data and programs from unauthorized access, cyber threats, attacks or damages
This document provides an overview of cyber law in India. It summarizes the Information Technology Act 2000, which provides the legal framework for electronic commerce and digital signatures. It outlines some key sections of the act related to digital signatures, cyber crimes, data privacy, penalties, and amendments made in 2008. Examples of cyber crimes in India are also briefly described. The summary is intended to convey the high-level purpose and scope of cyber law in India according to this document.
The document discusses the history and concepts of cryptography, especially in the context of e-commerce. It explains how cryptography evolved from ancient times to modern applications. Symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods are described, including how public/private key pairs work. Digital signatures are introduced as a way to provide authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation for electronic transactions.
This document provides an overview of elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). It begins with background on ECC, describing how it was independently proposed in 1985 as an approach to asymmetric cryptography. It then covers the basics of asymmetric cryptosystems and how ECC compares to RSA and Diffie-Hellman. The document goes on to explain elliptic curves over real and finite numbers, how points are added and doubled on elliptic curves, and how this relates to discrete logarithm problems. It discusses implementations of ECC for cryptography and comparisons to RSA in terms of key size and performance. Finally, it covers efficient implementations of ECC for smart cards.
This document provides an overview of applied cryptography. It begins with definitions of cryptography and discusses techniques like Caesar ciphers and attacks on those ciphers. It then covers cryptographic objectives of confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation. The document summarizes hash functions, symmetric cryptography using keys, asymmetric cryptography using public/private key pairs, digital signatures, and authentication techniques. It provides examples of encrypting and decrypting messages as well as generating and verifying digital signatures for sender authentication and message integrity.
17-MOD 6 Conducting Security Audits & MOD 7 Information Security Audit Prepar...abhichowdary16
This document discusses information security audits and their key features. It describes the different types of security audits and phases of an information security audit. It outlines the audit process, including defining the security perimeter, describing system components, determining threats, and using appropriate tools. It also discusses auditor roles and skills, as well as elements that characterize a good security audit like clearly defined objectives and an experienced independent audit team.
Financial Crime Compliance at Standard CharteredTEDxMongKok
The document provides information about Standard Chartered Bank's efforts to combat financial crime through its Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) division. Some key points:
- Financial crime is a highly profitable global industry that funds terrorism, drug trafficking, and human rights abuses. Standard Chartered has more than doubled the size of its FCC team to help fight financial crime.
- The FCC division works to monitor transactions, screen clients, conduct investigations, and ensure the bank does not enable financial criminals. It aims to set new industry standards and lead the way in combating financial crime globally.
- FCC employees discuss the importance and challenges of their work, and how Standard Chartered provides opportunities to grow careers and have impact
Digital signature and certificate authorityKrutiShah114
This presentation will give you a broad view about digital signature and certificate authority. It also explains the difference between digital signature and electronic signature.
This project report summarizes a student project to build a cell phone operated robot using dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) technology. The robot is designed to be remotely controlled by phone calls and can be used for applications in scientific research, military, search and rescue, and recreation. The report describes the technology used, including DTMF signaling and keypad frequencies. It also provides block diagrams, circuit diagrams, and discusses the software and programming tools used. Suggestions are made for further improvements including adding sensors, password protection, and using the robot to call and report alarm notifications.
This project report summarizes a student project to build a cell phone operated robot using dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) technology. The robot is designed to be controlled remotely using a cell phone by dialing DTMF tones. The report describes the technology used, including the DTMF standard. It provides block and circuit diagrams of the design, and discusses the software and tools used. It also outlines applications and suggests areas for further improvement, such as adding sensors and security features.
The document discusses kernelization, which is a polynomial-time transformation that maps an instance of a parameterized problem to an equivalent instance whose size is bounded by a function of the parameter k. If a problem admits a kernelization algorithm, then it is fixed-parameter tractable. The document introduces kernelization and provides definitions. It also notes that every fixed-parameter tractable problem has a kernelization algorithm.
The Caesar cipher is one of the earliest known substitution ciphers. It works by shifting each letter in a plaintext message by a set number of positions (the key) in the alphabet to encrypt it. For example, with a key of 3, A would be replaced by D, B by E, and so on. Decryption simply requires shifting letters in the opposite direction by the same key. While simple, the Caesar cipher has some mathematical properties and was allegedly used by Julius Caesar to communicate with his army. However, it is also easy to break through brute force by trying all 26 possible keys.
unit 4.pptx of hash function in cryptographyNithyasriA2
This document discusses cryptographic hash functions and their applications. It provides 3 key points:
1. Cryptographic hash functions are algorithms that take a variable-length input and produce a fixed-length output (hash value) that uniquely identifies the input. They have properties of one-wayness and collision resistance.
2. Hash functions have important applications in message authentication, digital signatures, and password protection by providing a means to verify message integrity and authenticity.
3. The security of cryptographic hash functions depends on their resistance to brute-force attacks and cryptanalysis. Attacks aim to find collisions or preimages more efficiently than brute force search. Iterated hash functions are most commonly used due to their security
Protection of critical information infrastructureNeha Agarwal
Information Infrastructure is the term usually used to describe the totality of inter-connected computers and networks, and information flowing through them. Certain parts of this Information Infrastructure, could be dedicated for management / control etc of infrastructure providers’ e.g. Power generation, Gas/oil pipelines, or support our economy or national
fabric e.g. Banking / Telecom etc. The contribution of the services supported
by these infrastructures, and more importantly, the impact of any sudden
failure or outage on our National well being or National Security marks them as being Critical.
By extension, information infrastructure supporting the operations of Critical Infrastructure (CI) marks this as Critical Information infrastructure (CII). These Networks operate/monitor and control important Governmental and Societal functions and services including, but not limited to, Power (Generation/transmission/ distribution etc), Telecommunication (mobile/landline/internet etc), Transportation (Air/land/rail/sea etc), Defence etc. These CII are becoming increasingly dependent on their information infrastructure for information management, communication and control functions.
Legal, Ethical, and Professional Issues In Information SecurityCarl Ceder
A great presentation originally posted by Sappingtokr - check out my website for more cool information. http://carlceder.org
This document discusses post-quantum cryptography and code-based cryptosystems as an alternative that is secure against quantum computers. It describes the McEliece cryptosystem, which uses error correcting codes, and introduces staircase generator codes and randomly split staircase generator codes to improve efficiency and security. The randomly split staircase generator codes cryptosystem allows for both encryption and digital signatures using efficient procedures while providing 80-bit security levels against quantum attacks, though it has large key sizes of around 10 megabytes.
Advanced cryptography and implementationAkash Jadhav
The document discusses a technical presentation on advanced cryptography and its implementation. It provides an overview of cryptography, including its history and basic concepts such as encryption, decryption, and cryptanalysis. Examples of cryptography applications discussed include ATM cards, credit cards, e-mail, and lottery tickets.
How to process Flat Files documents (TXT, CSV …) in BizTalk ServerSandro Pereira
Despite over the year’s new protocols, formats or patterns emerged like Web Services, WCF RESTful services, XML, JSON, among others. The use of text files (Flat Files ) as CSV (Comma Separated Values) or TXT, one of the oldest common patterns for exchanging messages, still remains today one of the most used standards in systems integration and / or communication with business partners.
While tools like Excel can help us interpret such files, this type of process is always iterative and requires few user tips so that software can determine where is need to separate the fields/columns as well the data type of each field. But for a system integration (Enterprise Application Integration) like BizTalk Server, you must reduce any ambiguity, so that these kind of operations can be performed thousands of times with confidence and without having recourse to a manual operator.
In this session we will first address: How we can easily implement a robust File Transfer integration in BizTalk Server (using Content-Based Routing in BizTalk with retries, backup channel and so on).
And second: How to process Flat Files documents (TXT, CSV …) in BizTalk Server. Addresing what types of flat files are supported? How is the process of transforming text files (also called Flat Files) into XML documents (Syntax Transformations) – where does it happen and which components are needed. How can I perform a flat file validation?
Operational innovations in AML/CFT compliance processes and financial inclus...CGAP
This document summarizes research on innovations in operational processes for anti-money laundering (AML) and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT) compliance that can also promote greater financial inclusion. Key findings include:
1. Regulators are trying to balance AML/CFT compliance with expanding access to financial services for lower-income groups through measures like tiered know-your-customer (KYC) rules.
2. Mobile technology and partnerships between financial institutions are enabling new channels like mobile money that can help overcome infrastructure weaknesses, though interoperability issues remain.
3. National identification systems have significantly improved AML/CFT processes for customer onboarding in countries that have implemented them.
This document discusses asymmetric key cryptography and the RSA cryptosystem. It begins by distinguishing between symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography, noting they serve complementary roles. It then covers the basics of public key cryptography using two keys: a private key and public key. The RSA cryptosystem is described as the most common public key algorithm, involving key generation, encryption with the public key, and decryption with the private key. Examples are provided to illustrate the RSA process. Potential attacks on RSA like factorization are also summarized along with recommendations to strengthen security.
Digital Forensics best practices with the use of open source tools and admiss...Sagar Rahurkar
This document discusses digital forensics best practices using open source tools and the admissibility of digital evidence in courts. It provides an overview of digital forensics processes including acquisition, analysis, documentation and reporting of digital evidence from devices, networks and online activities. It compares open source and proprietary forensic tools and lists examples of each. The document also discusses requirements for digital evidence admissibility in Indian courts under the Evidence Act and the role of expert witnesses in digital forensics cases.
The Dark Web consists of World Wide Web content existing on darknets, which are overlay networks that use the Internet, but require specific software, configurations, or authorization to access. The Dark Web forms a small part of the Deep Web - the part of the web not indexed by search engines - although sometimes the term, Deep Web, is mistakenly used to refer specifically to the Dark Web. Credit: Marlabs Inc
Cyber security is the body of technologies and process which practices protection of network, computers, data and programs from unauthorized access, cyber threats, attacks or damages
This document provides an overview of cyber law in India. It summarizes the Information Technology Act 2000, which provides the legal framework for electronic commerce and digital signatures. It outlines some key sections of the act related to digital signatures, cyber crimes, data privacy, penalties, and amendments made in 2008. Examples of cyber crimes in India are also briefly described. The summary is intended to convey the high-level purpose and scope of cyber law in India according to this document.
The document discusses the history and concepts of cryptography, especially in the context of e-commerce. It explains how cryptography evolved from ancient times to modern applications. Symmetric and asymmetric encryption methods are described, including how public/private key pairs work. Digital signatures are introduced as a way to provide authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation for electronic transactions.
This document provides an overview of elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). It begins with background on ECC, describing how it was independently proposed in 1985 as an approach to asymmetric cryptography. It then covers the basics of asymmetric cryptosystems and how ECC compares to RSA and Diffie-Hellman. The document goes on to explain elliptic curves over real and finite numbers, how points are added and doubled on elliptic curves, and how this relates to discrete logarithm problems. It discusses implementations of ECC for cryptography and comparisons to RSA in terms of key size and performance. Finally, it covers efficient implementations of ECC for smart cards.
This document provides an overview of applied cryptography. It begins with definitions of cryptography and discusses techniques like Caesar ciphers and attacks on those ciphers. It then covers cryptographic objectives of confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and non-repudiation. The document summarizes hash functions, symmetric cryptography using keys, asymmetric cryptography using public/private key pairs, digital signatures, and authentication techniques. It provides examples of encrypting and decrypting messages as well as generating and verifying digital signatures for sender authentication and message integrity.
17-MOD 6 Conducting Security Audits & MOD 7 Information Security Audit Prepar...abhichowdary16
This document discusses information security audits and their key features. It describes the different types of security audits and phases of an information security audit. It outlines the audit process, including defining the security perimeter, describing system components, determining threats, and using appropriate tools. It also discusses auditor roles and skills, as well as elements that characterize a good security audit like clearly defined objectives and an experienced independent audit team.
Financial Crime Compliance at Standard CharteredTEDxMongKok
The document provides information about Standard Chartered Bank's efforts to combat financial crime through its Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) division. Some key points:
- Financial crime is a highly profitable global industry that funds terrorism, drug trafficking, and human rights abuses. Standard Chartered has more than doubled the size of its FCC team to help fight financial crime.
- The FCC division works to monitor transactions, screen clients, conduct investigations, and ensure the bank does not enable financial criminals. It aims to set new industry standards and lead the way in combating financial crime globally.
- FCC employees discuss the importance and challenges of their work, and how Standard Chartered provides opportunities to grow careers and have impact
Digital signature and certificate authorityKrutiShah114
This presentation will give you a broad view about digital signature and certificate authority. It also explains the difference between digital signature and electronic signature.
This project report summarizes a student project to build a cell phone operated robot using dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) technology. The robot is designed to be remotely controlled by phone calls and can be used for applications in scientific research, military, search and rescue, and recreation. The report describes the technology used, including DTMF signaling and keypad frequencies. It also provides block diagrams, circuit diagrams, and discusses the software and programming tools used. Suggestions are made for further improvements including adding sensors, password protection, and using the robot to call and report alarm notifications.
This project report summarizes a student project to build a cell phone operated robot using dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) technology. The robot is designed to be controlled remotely using a cell phone by dialing DTMF tones. The report describes the technology used, including the DTMF standard. It provides block and circuit diagrams of the design, and discusses the software and tools used. It also outlines applications and suggests areas for further improvement, such as adding sensors and security features.
Intellectual Property for Sale/License - EGLA COMMUNICATIONSDr. Edwin Hernandez
The package contains three pieces of IP:
1) SafeFi - a patented technology that maps any pattern (e.g. power button pressed repeatedly) to an emergency situation for mobile phones including backend. Software/Patents
2) MobileCDS: Ray tracing simulation - Computer Deterministic Simulation - LOS Indoor/Outdoor.
3) Cloud to Cable TV: softare and patent pending technology that connect HTML/Web Content Sites to distribute with Cable TV and Set Top Boxes.
Pennine Telecom is an established UK telecommunications company with over 30 years of experience. It has 85 staff including 37 engineers. It provides a wide range of telecom services including radios, telephone systems, networks, wireless and cellular solutions. It has a large customer base with over 100 customers that have been with Pennine for over 10 years. It offers Motorola MOTOTRBO digital radio systems with features such as encryption, GPS tracking and applications for dispatching, logging and interfacing with telephone systems.
EGLA's Patent and Intellectual Property Portfolio - LicensingDr. Edwin Hernandez
EGLA represents a variety of patents and intellectual property for sale or license to any bidder. Our IP includes : RF Emulation/Simulation Platforms and Patents, Mobility Protocols for 4G, Cloud-based systems for multimedia streaming, Safety Apps/Cloud with patents (SafeFi) and a Hotel Management System.
Andromeda is a digital two-way radio network in the UK that provides nationwide coverage using mobile phone networks. It offers clear communications, GPS tracking, encryption, and other features without the need for expensive infrastructure setup. Customers like security and transportation companies use Andromeda radios for efficient and reliable communication across wide areas.
Guglielmo Marconi is considered the father of radio, experimenting with Hertzian waves in 1894. In 1901, Marconi received the first trans-Atlantic wireless signal. The US military began using wireless signals and data transmission during WWII. In 1971, the first wireless local area network was established at the University of Hawaii. Bluetooth was developed in the 1990s to allow wireless connectivity between devices like phones, computers, and other electronics. New wireless standards like 802.11n are being developed to increase speeds to over 100MB/sec for wireless networks. Security risks on wireless networks can be minimized through encryption and limiting wireless access.
Doordarshan is India's public service broadcaster and one of the largest broadcasting organizations in India in terms of studio and transmitter infrastructure. It began experimental broadcasts in 1959 and became a daily broadcaster in 1965. Doordarshan now broadcasts through nearly 1,400 terrestrial transmitters, reaching over 90% of India's population. It has 46 studios producing television programs and manages production, storage, transmission, and maintenance of channels through departments like studio, ENG section, NLE, OB, earth station, and transmitter.
This document provides an overview of robotics and embedded systems topics, including definitions of key concepts. It discusses embedded systems, robotics, advanced robotics involving various sensors and modules. It also introduces the ATmega16 microcontroller and programming in Arduino. Finally, it covers interfacing technologies like Bluetooth, Zigbee, GPS and ultrasonic sensors with microcontrollers.
IRJET- Implementation of Private GSM Network for Disaster Management and ...IRJET Journal
1. The document describes the implementation of a private GSM network for disaster management using low-cost components like a Raspberry Pi, Software Defined Radio (SDR), and open source software YATE.
2. The network is able to provide communication within a radius of 150 meters and also detect hazardous methane gas levels in sewers using an MQ4 sensor, transmitting the levels over the private network.
3. Testing showed that range could be extended to 350 meters using higher gain antennas and power amplifiers, but signal quality degraded beyond 150-250 meters depending on the antenna setup.
APRAL Telecom is a systems integration company that provides telecommunications solutions and consulting services in the Middle East. It selects the best products suited for customer needs and integrates different solutions. It offers implementation, maintenance, technical support, training, and other services. Some of the solutions it provides include data/voice networks, CCTV and surveillance systems, fiber management, and tactical electronics.
Mobile networks divide geographic areas into hexagonal cells, each with a radio transmitter tower. Cell phones emit signals every 8 seconds to the nearest tower and surrounding towers to inform the cellular exchange of the phone's position within the network. Cell phones are called "cellular" phones because the network is arranged like a human cell structure, with towers at hexagon points.
OpenBTS: Emergency GSM Messaging & Monitoring System for Civil ProtectionLuca Bongiorni
Open BTS: Emergency GSM Messaging & Monitoring System for Civil Protection is proposed as a solution ready-to-deploy in the event of natural disaster, in that areas where GSM networks are temporarily down.
The document summarizes a presentation on fixed mobile convergence technologies and market forces. It includes an agenda covering topics like FMC and femtocell history/architecture/standards, regulatory issues, solutions from various companies, and IMS and Wi-Fi based FMC solutions. It provides background on network architectures, standards, and technical requirements for voice and video services over wireless networks.
This presentation to the IEEE Computer Society examines new and disruptive developments in the technologies used in homes, commercial buildings, and manufacturing lines to control lighting, HVAC, security, entertainment, appliances, and other devices. It summarized a market research report written for Parks Associates that also examined market drivers and remaining challenges while providing forecasts, company profiles, and descriptions of each of the enabling standards.
This document provides a training report on communication, navigation and surveillance (CNS) systems at Tulihal Airport in Imphal, Manipur. It discusses various CNS components including VHF communication, digital voice recorders, automatic terminal information service, automatic message switching systems, and instrument landing systems. It also includes sections on the training faculty, functions of the Airports Authority of India, and an acknowledgment section.
VHF radio uses frequencies between 30-300 MHz for applications like radio, TV, and two-way communications over short distances. The document discusses VHF propagation characteristics and antennas before introducing the Icom VHF 5061 radio. It has modes for selective calling, emergency calls and ID transmission. Features include detachable front panel, wide frequency range, voice scrambler and enhanced scanning abilities. The radio is suitable for ground-to-air, public safety and business communications.
This presentation discusses the evolution of mobile technology across generations. It begins with 0G analog cellular systems in the 1940s-1960s and the first digital 1G systems in the 1970s. 2G systems in the 1980s brought digital signals and SMS. 3G in the late 1990s allowed broadband capabilities up to 2Mbps. 4G aims to provide even faster speeds up to 100Mbps, be more reliable and cost effective, and support new applications through its integrated support of technologies like Bluetooth, WiFi and ad hoc networks.
Mobile wireless evolution began with analog 1G networks in the 1980s using Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA). 1G systems used analog signals and large frequency bandwidths. Later, 2G digital networks in the 1990s provided more efficient use of spectrum through digital modulation, speech coding, and Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA). Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) was then introduced in the mid-1990s and supported many more users through spread spectrum technology.
Digital Signage Systems - The Modern Hacker's OutreachZero Science Lab
The document provides information on several digital signage systems and related security issues, including:
1) Eight cases of vulnerabilities found in different digital signage systems are described, such as remote code execution, SQL injection, authentication bypass, and more.
2) Common attack vectors for digital signage systems are explained, including exposed management interfaces, known vulnerabilities, default or hard-coded credentials, lack of authentication and authorization, and more.
3) Details are given on specific exploits against systems like Cayin, QiHang Media, UBICOD Medivision, and others, demonstrating privilege escalation, unauthorized file access and deletion, and in some cases gaining full remote code execution.
The document analyzes the cybersecurity of 5 building management system (BMS) components from 4 vendors. It finds that a significant number of BMS devices are directly accessible from the internet, and the components share common design flaws like default credentials, lack of input sanitization, and insecure firmware updates. The research uncovered over 100 vulnerabilities in total, demonstrating how an attacker could achieve unauthenticated remote code execution on the systems and potentially impact over 10 million people. It recommends vendors improve security standards for BMS products.
Exploitation and distribution of setuid and setgid binaries on Linux systemsZero Science Lab
Abstract—In an era of internet freedom, lack of control and supervision, every system is exposed to various attackers and malicious users which, given the right circumstances, are able to cause colossal damage. A single security vulnerability can be the reason for a business’ downfall, therefore significant attention needs to be paid to said systems’ security to avoid such issues. Unix-like filesystems define certain access rights flags, named setuid and setgid, which allow users to execute files with the permissions of the file’s owner or group. This can be exploited to gain unprivileged access using buffer overflow attacks. I performed tests by running a script to collect the files in Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware, Fedora and CentOS to find the files with the setuid and setgid bits set. My aim is to determine which distribution is the most secure one and whether Slackware, considering it’s known for its’ secure design and characteristics, will prove its’ reputation. The results show that Debian and CentOS have e least amount of exploitable binaries, while Slackware and Fedora have the most.
Web Vulnerabilities And Exploitation - Compromising The WebZero Science Lab
One of the main problems of all big companies is how their applications are secured from cyber attacks. New types of vulnerabilities and attack vectors are being developed every day, therefore they pose a potential threat to all applications that rely on some kind of web technology. This document explains the most common and most dangerous web attacks as well as techniques how to secure your infrastructure from being compromised. We focus on SQL injections, XSS, CSRF, RFI/LFI and Server Side Includes. We discuss the attack vectors of web vulnerabilities and exploitation schemas. However, regardless of the security measures taken and defenses being deployed, there will always be a way in. Nevertheless, security analysis provide a valuable insight that can grant the advantage over said attackers and allow us to stay one step ahead.
This document contains the results of a second comparative penetration test conducted by a team of security specialists at Zero Science Lab against two cloud-based Web Application Firewall (WAF) solutions: Incapsula and Cloudflare. This test was designed to bypass security controls in place, in any possible way, circumventing whatever filters they have. Given the rise in application-level attacks, the goal of the test was to provide IT managers of online businesses with a comparison of these WAFs against real-world threats in simulated real-world conditions.
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2. Gjoko Krstic
• Founder of Zero Science Lab2
• Offensive security research lead at ING
• Member of g00g00tka group
• Cybernetics student ☺
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3. AGENDA
• Introduction
• Radio Station Components
• Broadcast Signal Intrusion
• ZSL Method
• Conclusion
• End of Transmission
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4. 4
Guglielmo Marconi, an Italian inventor and
electrical engineer, is credited with the invention
of the radio in 1894 and demonstrated in 1895.
He continued to develop and improve his system,
and in 1901 he successfully transmitted the first
transatlantic radio signal.
Alexander Graham Bell, an American inventor,
scientist, and teacher of the deaf, is also
considered one of the pioneers of radio
technology. He developed an early version of the
radio, which he called the "photophone," that
used light waves to transmit sound.
BRIEF HISTORY
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BROADCAST TYPES
STREAMING/WEB TRADITIONAL AM/FM SATELLITE/DAB
Internet radio, which allows
listeners to stream audio
over the internet.
AM (Amplitude Modulation)
radio, which is the traditional
type of radio broadcasting and
uses variations in the amplitude
(or strength) of a radio wave to
transmit sound.
FM (Frequency Modulation)
radio, which uses variations in
the frequency of a radio wave
to transmit sound. FM radio
generally provides better sound
quality than AM radio.
Satellite radio, which is a
subscription-based service
that uses a network of
satellites to transmit radio
signals.
HD Radio, which is a digital
technology that allows FM
and AM stations to
broadcast additional
channels and data
alongside their traditional
analog signals.
6. 1. MICROPHONE OR AUDIO SOURCE: THIS IS WHERE THE AUDIO CONTENT ORIGINATES, IT
COULD BE A LIVE SHOW, PRE-RECORDED CONTENT, OR A STREAMING SERVICE.
2. AUDIO PROCESSOR: THIS DEVICE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROCESSING THE AUDIO
SIGNALS, SUCH AS ADJUSTING THE VOLUME, EQUALIZATION, AND COMPRES SION.
3. MODULATOR: THIS DEVICE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MODULATING THE AUDIO SIGNALS
ONTO A CARRIER FREQUENCY USING TECHNIQUES SUCH AS FM OR AM.
4. TRANSMITTER: THIS DEVICE AMPLIFIES THE MODULATED SIGNAL AND TRANSMITS IT
VIA AN ANTENNA.
5. ANTENNA: THIS DEVICE IS USED TO RADIATE THE RADIO WAVES INTO THE AIR.
6. RECEIVER: THIS IS THE DEVICE THAT RECEIVES THE RADIO WAVES AND DEMODULATE S
THEM TO EXTRACT THE ORIGINAL AUDIO SIGNALS. THIS CAN BE A STANDA LONE RADIO
RECEIVER OR A BUILT-IN RECEIVER IN A CAR, SMARTPHONE, OR OTHER DEVICE.
7. AUDIO AMPLIFIER AND SPEAKERS: THIS DEVICE AMPLIFIES THE AUDIO SIGNAL AND
PLAYS THE SOUND VIA SPEAKERS.
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TYPICAL RADIO COMPONENTS
16. BROADCAST SIGNAL INTRUSION
Broadcast signal intrusion is the unauthorized alteration
or takeover of a broadcast signal. This can occur on
television or radio broadcasts and can take many forms.
Digital intrusion is more sophisticated and can include
hacking into a station's computer systems to gain
control of the signal, or intercepting and modifying the
signal as it is being transmitted.
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WHAT IS DAB?
WHAT IS RDS?
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) is a digital radio standard that uses a different
modulation method compared to FM and AM. DAB uses a technique called
COFDM (Coded Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing) to modulate the
audio signals onto a carrier frequency. DAB also can transmit additional data,
such as station information, song titles and traffic reports, but it uses a different
method to transmit this data, it uses the DAB EPG (Electronic Program Guide)
that allows for the transmission of more advanced information than RDS.
RDS (Radio Data System) is a technology that is primarily used for FM radio, it
allows for the transmission of additional data, such as song titles, station
information, and traffic reports, over FM radio waves.
28. Case #13 – Adtec Digital
Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB)
29. Flexible and powerful, it ensures perfect sound
quality and full compatibility with radio
broadcasting standards and can be used
simultaneously for FM and HD, DAB, DRM or
streaming.
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RADIO PROCESSING
31. Many audio processors and other IoT
devices come with built-in web
interfaces or APIs that allow for
remote management and control, and
software such as "Remote Control"
can be used to access these
interfaces. This can be useful for
adjusting settings, monitoring the
performance of the equipment, and
troubleshooting problems remotely.
32. VECTORS [BLACKBOX]
• The network-connected device
- Web interface (PHP, CGI, Shell scripts), HTTP
- Telnet: Link&Share terminal server
- ELF32 binaries (Linux/ARM)
- Firmware?
• The software (thick client), Windows 10
- SOUND4 Server.exe (64bit)
- SOUND4 Remote Control.exe (32bit)
- LinkAndShare Transmitter.exe (32bit)
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35. RESULTS
• 25 0-days and counting
• 107 radio stations affected
• No response from the vendor(s)
• Collab with national CERTs and VINCE (CISA)
• CVEs pending… but we don’t care about that
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51. NEWS FLASH FROM THE AI
WHAT IF THE AUDIO PROCESSOR AS AN IOT DEVICE GETS HACKED, CAN TH E
HACKER TAKE OVER A BROADCAST SIGNAL ?
“If an audio processor is hacked, it is possible that the hacker could
take over the broadcast signal. Depending on the specific device and
the level of access gained by the hacker, they could potentially modify
the audio content, disrupt the transmission, or even gain control over
the entire broadcast system.
However, it's important to note that these kind of hacks are not easy to
carry out and would require a high level of technical knowledge and
skill. Additionally, most IoT devices have some form of security
measures in place to prevent unauthorized access, such as firewalls,
encryption and authentication.”
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FIRMWARE GLIMPSE: WEB GI
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53. VULNERABILITIES!
Privilege Escalation
Cross-Site Request Forgery
Authorization Bypass
Denial of Service
Authentication Bypass
ICMP Flood Attack
Information Disclosure
Command Injection
SQL Injection
Cross-Site Scripting
Directory Traversal
Pre-auth Factory Reset
Stack-based Buffer Overflow
Default Credentials
Hard-coded Credentials
Cleartext Storage and Communication
Vulnerable Libraries/Binaries
Broadcast Signal Hijacking
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JUST ANOTHER SHOUTOUT
• Radio and broadcast signal intrusion is a serious security
concern that can disrupt communications and cause
confusion and panic among the public.
• Security is often overlooked in the radio and
broadcast industry, leaving exposed devices and
components online and vulnerable to attack.
• IoT vendors need to have more awareness about
security and include security in their software
development life cycle (SDLC) pipeline to
prevent vulnerabilities from being introduced in
their products.