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R. A. Neve OBE, PhD. Dip Agric Sci, FRASE, F I. Brew, MI Biolability, of those surrogates and search capabilities against the metadata: do they matter, and are they any good? Usability is defined in an international standard (ISO 9241) as the extent to which a computer system or product enables users to achieve specified goals in a given context of use effici

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R. A. Neve OBE, PhD. Dip Agric Sci, FRASE, F I. Brew, MI Bioljection (EMFI) is a powerful active attack, requiring minimal modifications on the device under attack while having excellent penetration capabilities. The challenge is in finding the right combination of the attack parameters and their values. Namely, the number of possible combinations (for all th

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R. A. Neve OBE, PhD. Dip Agric Sci, FRASE, F I. Brew, MI Biolndant instructions protects a software implementation against what are called “instruction-skip” attacks, wherein an adversary targeting a software-based crypto-implementation (e.g., on platform such as micro-controllers) might skip one or more instructions to leak secret information. The idea is to