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Data acquisition systems, and those which monitor the continuously changing value of a parameter, do so for a variety of applications. Among these is statistical analysis, where the objective is...
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People in the cybersecurity business keep saying that a password is dreadfully insecure, that someone can look over your shoulder and steal it, or they can listen to your communication with the...
26 October 2018 4,074 3 View
Encrypting sensitive data in a database is as secure as the Security by Obscurity applied to the hiding of the encryption keys. Whatever scheme is used, at the end of the chain of obscurity the...
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04 September 2018 3,108 7 View
Cadence/Valid GED schematic editor followed the Structured Computer-Aided Logic Design standard in a naming convention which identified the hierarchy level containing a particular net/component....
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