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Neural Networks Based Signature Recognition 1.0 (Windows)

Signature verification technology utilizes the distinctive aspects of the signature to verify the identity of individuals. The technology examines the behavioral components of the signature, such as stroke order, speed and pressure, as opposed to comparing visual images of signatures. Unlike traditional signature comparison technologies, signature verification measures the physical...

Tags: Network, Neural Network, Microsoft Windows, Signature, Luigi Rosa, Signature Verification, Signature Verification Technology

Software downloads 2009-01-27

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.NET SSH Exec Component for C#,VB,ASP 3.0 (Windows)

The NetXtremeSshExec component provides a comprehensive set of interfaces and classes for establishing a Secure Shell SSH communication to a server and execute commands on it. It also helps you to add terminal emulation capabilities to your .NET applications within a minute. The library also offers the flexibility, ease of...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, SSH, Server, Microsoft Windows, Safabyte

Software downloads 2009-09-28

The future of mobile malware - digitally signed by Symbian?

The future of mobile malware - digitally signed by Symbian?Signed is not the same as safeAs this incident clearly shows, signing of applications is not a guarantee of safety. A digital signature tells you that program has not been tampered with since it was signed and who signed it. It...

Tags: Spyware, adware & malware, Cyberthreats, SECURITY, Symbian Inc., malware, mobile malware, mobile

Discussion threads 2009-07-23

Nobex Contacts for Microsoft Outlook 1.0.18 (Windows)

Nobex Contacts for Microsoft Outlook does something very simple, and saves a lot of hassle. When you receive an email with the sender's contact information in a signature block (phone, fax, web address, title, etc.), our patent-pending technology analyzes the email, finds the block, parses it, and pops up a...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Nobex Technologies, E-mail, Microsoft Outlook, Online Communications, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software

Software downloads 2007-12-04

Jobs woos developers: Third party app iPhone kit coming in February

Apple CEO Steve Jobs said Wednesday there will be a third party applications developer kit for the iPhone and iPod Touch in February. In a post in Apple's "hot news" section, Jobs said: Let me just say it: We want native third party applications on the...

Tags: Software, Apple iPhone, Job, Developer, Steve Jobs, Phone, Nokia Corp., Mobile, Apple Inc., Steve, Telecom & Utilities, Security, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-10-17

Signing e-mail to legally bind e-mail attachments: Easier said than done

Signing e-mail to legally bind e-mail attachments: Easier said than doneExcellent article!I think you've done a great job on this article, and it has given us some things to think about if we are ever to move forward with digital signatures. For what it's worth, I agree more with...

Tags: e-mail, e-mail company

Discussion threads 2007-07-31

Confirming the flat-earther's myths doesn't serve anyone

Confirming the flat-earther's myths doesn't serve anyoneSecure EMailGeorge,David Berlind appears to me to have become a crotchety Luddite.It's time for him to holler "Uncle" on this topic.--rjRetarded?I haven't heard someone use that term as a pejorative in years. Way to buck the trend in our politically correct society.You two are...

Tags: Digital signatures, Authentication/Encryption, Digital security, SECURITY, Network security, standardization, Real Life, Now IT, digital signature

Discussion threads 2007-07-26

More secure signatures

According to the San Francisco Chronicle, IBM is working on a system using dynamic signature verification as a biometric authentication of the purchaser and to reduce fraud at point of sales counters. The system, dubbed Sign and Go, checks your signature by comparing it to several previously recorded samples and...

Tags: IBM Corp., researcher.Dubbed Sign

Blog posts 2005-10-25