Due: 3 June 2021(Thursday Week 13) by 11:59 PM COMP3221 Assignment 2: Federated Learning This assignment is to be completed in groups of 2 students. You have to register your groups in Canvas. In case you cannot find a group, please contact your tutor to arrange or you will be selected randomly to the group […]
Myrto Arapinis University of Edinburgh marapini@staffmail.ed.ac.uk Loretta Ilaria Mancini University of Birmingham l.mancini@cs.bham.ac.uk Eike Ritter University of Birmingham e.ritter@cs.bham.ac.uk Mark Ryan University of Birmingham m.d.ryan@cs.bham.ac.uk Privacy through Pseudonymity in Mobile Telephony Systems Abstract—To protect mobile phone from tracking by third parties, mobile telephony systems rely on periodically chang- ing pseudonyms. We experimentally and formally analyse
Automated Protocol Verification Computer Security and Networks The material in this lecture is not relevant for the exam 1 The Applied Pi Calculus Want formal languages to model security protocols so that automatic verification can be done Here: use Applied Pi-Calculus, a suitable adaptation of process calculi Intuition: Processes correspond to agents (Alice, Bob, Mallory
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Parallel Memory Models CMPSC 450 Taxonomy of Parallel Computing Paradigms • SIMD – Single Instruction Multiple Data – A single instruction pipeline applied to multiple compute elements. Ex: Vector Processors, GPU Processing, MMX, SSE, AVX instruction sets. • MIMD – Multiple Instruction Multiple Data – Multiple instruction pipelines are working on multiple data streams concurrently.
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CMPSC 450 definitions CMPSC 450 What is a ‘parallel computer’? • A parallel computer consists of a number of tightly-coupled compute elements that cooperatively solve a problem. • Example of `tight coupling’: shared caches, shared main memory, shared led system, high-speed access to data, high-speed network connecting compute nodes. • Cooperatively solving implies manual or
IoT Security Part II Syllabus This module will cover the following • Defences for devices • Hardware device security • Security for embedded software • Wireless and network security We’ll look at example mechanisms for supporting security in each case, mentioning some previous attacks. 2 © 2020 Arm Limited Defences for devices Conceptualising end point
Network Security (Part #1) SFL @ TU Dortmund Network Security Copyright By PowCoder代写 加微信 powcoder • Cryptography forms the basis for secure communication • Cryptography guarantees integrity and confidentiality • But cryptography on its own does not meet all security goals • How can we… • …reliably authenticate our communication partners? (authenticity) • …prevent others
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IS3101 Cryptocurrency & Blockchain Lecture 4 Decentralization & Smart Contract • How Bitcoin Achieves Decentralization Copyright By PowCoder代写 加微信 powcoder • Smart Contract • Smart Contract – Week 4 Online Quiz (instead of tutorial exercise) – Available on Canvas – 5 minutes duration – Due in 1 week time How Bitcoin Achieves Decentralization • Scroogecoin
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Parallel Memory Models CMPSC 450 Taxonomy of Parallel Computing Paradigms • SIMD – Single Instruction Multiple Data – A single instruction pipeline applied to multiple compute elements. Ex: Vector Processors, GPU Processing, MMX, SSE, AVX instruction sets. • MIMD – Multiple Instruction Multiple Data – Multiple instruction pipelines are working on multiple data streams concurrently.
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CMPSC 450 definitions CMPSC 450 What is a ‘parallel computer’? • A parallel computer consists of a number of tightly-coupled compute elements that cooperatively solve a problem. • Example of `tight coupling’: shared caches, shared main memory, shared led system, high-speed access to data, high-speed network connecting compute nodes. • Cooperatively solving implies manual or