Titlebook: Information Security Practice and Experience; 15th International C Swee-Huay Heng,Javier Lopez Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nature

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Evaluation of Software PUF Based on Gyroscopes of existing sensors in an IoT device as an alternative to PUF. In this paper, we expand an existing software PUF based to support characteristic values extract from a gyroscope, and evaluate the entropy and robustness. We found that the same device identifier can be reliably extracted from a gyros

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Wai-Kong Lee,Sedat Akleylek,Wun-She Yap,Bok-Min Goiosed an aggressive strategy of cuts to teaching subjects (and graduate amenities). This statistical forecast led to new communities forming (an active email list across subjects for circulating information with updates on the planned cuts and the graduate club occupation), organisational contraction

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Hiroki Kuzuno,Toshihiro Yamauchit is here that the manifestations of the preventive turn crystallize as a result of urban disorder. The fourth key theme in the book is that of the governance of the subject (Garland, 1997). This concerns the basis upon which subjects are governed or are engaged in what Nikolas Rose (1999) referred

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Emanuele Petagna,Giuseppe Laurenza,Claudio Ciccotelli,Leonardo Querzonilly those of the neo-Foucauldian tradition (Rose, 1999, 2001; Rose and Miller, 1992), assume that governing involves the mobilization of subtle processes of self-regulation and hence is part of an ‘ethico-politics’. Thus, at some point, values and beliefs held by governors must be exchanged with the

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Sherif Saad,Farhan Mahmood,William Briguglio,Haytham Elmiligilly those of the neo-Foucauldian tradition (Rose, 1999, 2001; Rose and Miller, 1992), assume that governing involves the mobilization of subtle processes of self-regulation and hence is part of an ‘ethico-politics’. Thus, at some point, values and beliefs held by governors must be exchanged with the

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lly those of the neo-Foucauldian tradition (Rose, 1999, 2001; Rose and Miller, 1992), assume that governing involves the mobilization of subtle processes of self-regulation and hence is part of an ‘ethico-politics’. Thus, at some point, values and beliefs held by governors must be exchanged with the

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