900 resultados para Security, Privacy, Trust, Reputation
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Status report of UI Trust Fund for Iowa Workforce Development
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Status report On the Iowa Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund for Iowa Workforce Development
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Newsletter for Information Technology Department
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Newsletter for Information Technology Department
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Newsletter for Information Technology Department
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Newsletter for Information Technology Department
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The future of elections seems to be electronic voting systems du to its advantatges over the traditional voting. Nowadays, there are some different paradigms to ensure the security and reliability of e-voting. This document is part of a wider project which presents an e-Voting platform based on elliptic curve cryptography. It uses an hybrid combination of two of the main e-Voting paradigms to guarantee privacy and security in the counting phase, these are precisely, the mixnets and the homomorphic protocols. This document is focused in the description of the system and the maths and programming needed to solve the homomorphic part of it. In later chapters, there is a comparison between a simple mixing system and our system proposal.
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Monthly report from the Iowa Department of Human Services on Supplemental Security Income Program (SSI).
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Other Audit Reports
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State Agency Audit Report
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State Agency Audit Report
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Monthly report from Iowa Department of Human Services on income.
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Monthly report from the Iowa Department of Human Services on Supplemental Security Income Program (SSI).
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Monthly report from the Iowa Department of Human Services on income.
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In this technical report, we approach one of the practical aspects when it comes to represent users' interests from their tagging activity, namely the categorization of tags into high-level categories of interest. The reason is that the representation of user profiles on the basis of the myriad of tags available on the Web is certainly unfeasible from various practical perspectives; mainly concerningthe unavailability of data to reliably, accurately measure interests across such fine-grained categorization, and, should the data be available, its overwhelming computational intractability. Motivated by this, our study presents the results of a categorization process whereby a collection of tags posted at BibSonomy #http://www.bibsonomy.org# are classified into 5 categories of interest. The methodology used to conduct such categorization is in line with other works in the field.