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Ai-Generated Phishing Attacks: Emerging Threats And Detection Strategies For Security Operations Centers, Bahzad Khalid
Ai-Generated Phishing Attacks: Emerging Threats And Detection Strategies For Security Operations Centers, Bahzad Khalid
Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming cybersecurity by strengthening defensive capabilities while simultaneously enabling more sophisticated phishing attacks. AI generated phishing emails increasingly evade traditional detection methods through improved grammar, contextual relevance and realistic communication styles creating significant challenges for Security Operations Centers (SOCs). This study investigates the effectiveness of current email security systems in detecting AI generated phishing emails compared with traditional phishing emails. A mixed method experimental approach was employed using controlled Gmail and Outlook environments to evaluate the detection and classification of multiple phishing scenarios. The results demonstrate that several AI generated phishing emails successfully bypassed initial security …
The Mchugh Experience, Shantam Goyal
The Mchugh Experience, Shantam Goyal
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
From Original Sin To The Irredeemable Body, Christopher Wogan
From Original Sin To The Irredeemable Body, Christopher Wogan
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
In The Archive Of All Things: Anselm Kiefer’S Finnegans Wake, James Reath
In The Archive Of All Things: Anselm Kiefer’S Finnegans Wake, James Reath
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Talking Corpses And The Living Dead, Maneesha Sarda
Talking Corpses And The Living Dead, Maneesha Sarda
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Kaleidoscopic Portraits Of The Joycean Reader, Zoe Patterson
Kaleidoscopic Portraits Of The Joycean Reader, Zoe Patterson
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Without Borders, Lauri A. Niskanen
Without Borders, Lauri A. Niskanen
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
The Possibilities And Limits Of Growth In The Irish Modernist Canon, Heather Mcleer
The Possibilities And Limits Of Growth In The Irish Modernist Canon, Heather Mcleer
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
James Joyce “Beyond The Pale”, Carrie Kancilia
James Joyce “Beyond The Pale”, Carrie Kancilia
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Reflecting On Forty Years Of Gabler’S Ulysses, Eishiro Ito
Reflecting On Forty Years Of Gabler’S Ulysses, Eishiro Ito
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Sensational Joyce: Inside The Mind Of Ulysses, Maria Irene Fiducia
Sensational Joyce: Inside The Mind Of Ulysses, Maria Irene Fiducia
James Joyce Literary Supplement
No abstract provided.
Survival, Peri-Implant Tissue Stability, And Esthetics Of Tissue-Level Zirconia Implants After Titanium Implant Explantation: A Retrospective Cohort Study, Etyene Schnurr
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Dental Developmental Abnormalities In Children Following Contemporary Chemotherapy And Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation, Li-Wei Ou- Yang
Dental Developmental Abnormalities In Children Following Contemporary Chemotherapy And Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation, Li-Wei Ou- Yang
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Multiple Audio Mixes Time-Multiplexed Group By Group On One Shared Carrier: Fixed Short Blocks, A Frameless Constant-Bit-Rate Codec, Per-Receiver Decoding Of One Mix, And A Multichannel-Per-Mhz Mode, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
Several audio mixes are time-multiplexed, group by group, into fixed short blocks on one shared carrier. Bodypack receivers all receive the same carrier and each decodes only its own mix. Every mix is coded by a frameless constant-bit-rate codec, so each mix’s bits sit at fixed offsets and no stage waits for a codec frame. In the embodiment described, one transmitter drives one carrier in 4-level Gaussian frequency-shift keying (4-GFSK) at about 498 ksym/s (about 996 kb/s), in the transceiver’s synchronous direct mode, so the host streams bits continuously on the transceiver’s data clock and no packet handler is in …
Two-Way Ofdm Time-Division-Duplex Link For Wireless In-Ear Monitor And Microphone Bodypacks With In-Symbol Pilot Synchronisation, A Single Broadcast Downlink Burst And Pack-Selected Uplink Slots, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The base station transmits no beacon, preamble or dedicated synchronisation symbol. Packs acquire and track timing and frequency from continual and scattered pilots that are embedded in every downlink data symbol, together with cyclic-prefix (CP) correlation. The downlink in each TDD frame is one broadcast burst. Every pack decodes the whole burst. All mixes sit at fixed byte offsets of one multiplex, and control bytes are fixed fields inside the same codewords. No message assigns any resource to any device. The whole downlink burst uses one constellation; the pilots are points of that same constellation. One bit interleaver spans the …
Spec-210-Core: Socio-Economic Conservation Zoning (Secz) And Enterprise Co-Location Protocols For Localized Systemic Equilibrium, Christopher L. Eckes
Spec-210-Core: Socio-Economic Conservation Zoning (Secz) And Enterprise Co-Location Protocols For Localized Systemic Equilibrium, Christopher L. Eckes
Defensive Publications Series
This technical specification establishes an open-source, deterministic framework for Socio-Economic Conservation Zoning (SECZ) designed to isolate local working-class ecosystems from predatory capital enclosure, gentrification-driven displacement, and asymmetric shadow economy development. By decoupling local property tax assessments from external speculative real estate markets and tying them to local median income thresholds, this protocol stabilizes residential basements under a closed thermodynamic pressure model. Concurrently, a strict corporate co-location protocol utilizes targeted tax write-offs paired with a mandatory Local Labor Rule to inject capital directly into under-resourced sectors without triggering localized rental spikes or displacement. This defensive architecture creates an immutable prior art …
Play-Before-Verify Streaming Decode Of Protected Audio Blocks: Group-Major Block Layout With Codec State Fields Ahead Of The Groups, Gated Speculative Group Decoding With Decoder-State Snapshots And Redo On Check (Second Version), Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The block is laid out group-major: the descriptor, then every mix’s codec resync field, then every mix’s group 0, then every mix’s group 1, and so on; the error-correction parity and the keyed tag come last. A group is therefore complete as soon as its own bits have landed, and the per-block codec fields (side info in the descriptor, the resync field) arrive before group 0. As a block arrives, the receiver hands the bits up after each read; groups of its mix that are whole are decrypted (the block’s keystream is known from its period), checked by their own …
A 38-Byte Audio Block With Unequal Bch Protection, A Codec State Field Inside The Error-Correcting Codeword, Period-Indexed Keystream, A One-Byte Keyed Tag Checked After Correction, Re-Arm Gating, And In-Band Control Bits (Second Version), Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
Each block is a fixed bit layout derived from (link mode, layout). It holds an 8-bit descriptor, then each mix’s codec resync field (5 bits for a stereo mix in the default mode, none otherwise), then every mix’s codec bits for four 4-sample groups, then per-mix parity, then an 8-bit keyed tag. Protection is unequal: in the default mode a shortened binary BCH code per mix covers only the descriptor, the tag, the lowest-frequency sub-band codes of both channels and the mix’s resync field; the other bands go unprotected. The tag is computed over the descriptor, the protected bits and …
Si Data Bank™: Consolidating Ai Models From Separately Governed Contributions, With Removable Components, Composed Lineage And Attested Withdrawal, Edward D. H. Wang
Si Data Bank™: Consolidating Ai Models From Separately Governed Contributions, With Removable Components, Composed Lineage And Attested Withdrawal, Edward D. H. Wang
Defensive Publications Series
A system and method for consolidating machine-learning models trained on separately governed contributions into one sector model, inside a governed data custody system. Each contributor's deposits train a separate, removable component, such as an adapter or expert module, on a shared base; the consolidated model combines the components through recorded composition, merging or routing. Every consolidation is a governed job admitted against the terms of all deposits involved, executed inside custody nodes, and recorded in an append-only ledger. The consolidated model's lineage record is composed from the lineage records of its components, so any part can be traced to its …
Control Data Carried One Bit Per Audio Block In A Continuous Gapless Audio Stream: An Unencrypted Spare Bit Read Before The Key Is Known, Fixed Bit Schedules For An Authenticated Beacon And Mix Labels, Whole-Window Reassembly, And No Period Ever Taken From The Audio, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
Every block of the continuous stream carries audio. One fixed bit of every block, outside the audio plan, is the control bit: in the embodiment the last bit of the 38-byte payload. It is written after the payload is XORed with the stream keystream, so it is sent in the clear and a receiver can read it before it knows any key. A control message’s bits are carried MSB first in consecutive periods on a fixed schedule derived from the absolute period number: the 14-byte (112 bit) beacon in periods 0-111 of every 300 (one beacon every 100 ms), and …
Offlinesi™: Island Mode For An Organization's Ai Systems, With Governance That Tightens With Time Offline And Staged Reopening, Edward D. H. Wang
Offlinesi™: Island Mode For An Organization's Ai Systems, With Governance That Tightens With Time Offline And Staged Reopening, Edward D. H. Wang
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes an island mode for the AI systems of an organization or a single device. All traffic between the organization's governed AI systems and the outside world passes through one governed gate. When the gate closes, whether for maintenance, on detection of an attack, on loss of outside connectivity, or by order of an authorized person, the organization's own AI compute, governed data custody and personal AI devices keep serving each other inside, under locally held, signed policies and credentials with declared validity periods. While the island lasts, governance tightens as a declared function of time offline: the …
Receiver Loss Handling For A Low-Latency Digital Audio Link: Per-Block Loss Decided Only By The Receiver's Own Block Check, A Sub-Band Decoder That Freezes On Loss, Convergence Through A Protected Per-Block State Field, And An Output Mute With A Fixed Linear Slide To Zero And A Fixed Ramp-In, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
Decision. For each block period the receiver decides “playable” or “not playable” from its own check of that block only: no block received, a block shorter than the plan, an error-correcting codeword it cannot correct, a keyed tag that fails after correction, the first passing block after any failure (the re-arm rule), a block naming another configuration, or, in detect-only modes, a group whose own parity fails. No error rate, threshold, hold time, signal strength or soft-decision value enters the decision. Frozen decoder. For every group that is not decoded, the sub-band ADPCM decoder outputs zeros and changes no state: …
Si Seal™: Incident Reporting As A Condition Of A Live Certification Mark For Ai Systems, With Ledger-Detected Triggers And Protected Near-Miss Reports, Edward D. H. Wang
Si Seal™: Incident Reporting As A Condition Of A Live Certification Mark For Ai Systems, With Ledger-Detected Triggers And Protected Near-Miss Reports, Edward D. H. Wang
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes a method of making incident reporting a condition of holding a live certification mark for AI systems. The certified system's own tamper-evident ledger is watched for declared trigger events, such as an activation of its independent reset in live operation, a lapse of its power lease outside a drill, the governor reaching its hold level, a breach of data custody, or a security compromise. When a trigger is detected, an initial notice is generated automatically from the ledger and sent through an authenticated channel to the independent certification body, so that reporting does not depend on the …
A Frameless Sub-Band Adpcm Codec Shaped For A Block Radio Link: Fixed Bits Per 4-Sample Group, A Mixed 16/8-Tap Qmf Tree, Stereo Side Information In The Protected Block Descriptor, A Step-Size Field Inside The Block's Error-Correcting Codeword Applied In Every Block At Both Ends, And A Decoder That Freezes On Loss, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The codec works on a group of 4 samples per channel (83.3 µs at 48 kHz) and emits a fixed number of bits for every group. There is no frame, no bit reservoir, no lookahead, and no adaptation that spans groups other than backward-adaptive state the decoder tracks from the bitstream alone. A two-stage QMF tree splits each channel into four 6 kHz bands; the default tree uses a 16-tap filter at the 12 kHz split and 8-tap filters at the two lower splits (26 samples, 0.54 ms of filter delay). Each band is coded by its own ADPCM coder …
Si Regulator™: Independent Second Opinion For Critical Actions Of Ai Systems, Tied To A Governor Ladder And Verified Model Lineage, Edward D. H. Wang
Si Regulator™: Independent Second Opinion For Critical Actions Of Ai Systems, Tied To A Governor Ladder And Verified Model Lineage, Edward D. H. Wang
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes a runtime rule for AI systems under which no critical action is taken on the judgment of a single AI model. Before a critical action is admitted, an independent verifier reviews it. The verifier is one of: a second model whose independence from the first is proven by its recorded lineage (a different developer, base model or training history, as shown in a signed model birth certificate); a deterministic rule checker; or a person. The verifier runs on separate compute, receives the proposed action and its context but not the first model's reasoning, and cannot be addressed …
Uplink Of A Two-Way Ofdm Time-Division-Duplex Wireless Audio System: A Shorter Uplink Numerology Than The Downlink, Microphone Bursts Every Nth Frame, Pilots Only In The First Symbol Of Each Uplink Burst, Open-Loop Uplink Power, And The Operating Modes That Follow, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The uplink uses a shorter OFDM numerology than the downlink: in the embodiment a 128-point FFT with 25 µs symbols on the uplink against a 256-point FFT with 45 µs symbols on the downlink, at one sample rate and on one RF channel. Each numerology is used in one direction only. The cyclic prefix (CP) has the same length in both directions (5 µs, 32 samples; 10 µs in the Range mode). The numerology is fixed by the operating mode and is never signalled. A microphone pack transmits one burst every Nth frame (N = 1, 2 or 4 in …
Si Reset™: A Power Lease For Ai Systems, Renewed Only By An Independent Safety Plane, Edward D. H. Wang
Si Reset™: A Power Lease For Ai Systems, Renewed Only By An Independent Safety Plane, Edward D. H. Wang
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes a method of supplying electrical power to an AI system, or to the machine or compute zone it runs on, as a short lease that must be continually renewed, rather than as a supply that stays on until someone cuts it. A hardware lease controller in the power path holds a contactor closed only while it holds a valid lease. Renewals are signed and issued only by an independent safety plane, separate from the AI system and from its runtime governor, and only while the safety plane's own conditions hold: its safety heartbeat is present, no reset …
Firmware Update Of A Modular Wireless Audio Unit From One Signed Bundle: Host A/B Slots With Self-Confirmation, Rollback On Every Part, I/O And Radio Modules Updated Through Their Slot Interfaces, Radio Modules Forced Into Their Bootloader By A Host-Driven Boot-Select Line And Reflashed Over Their Existing Control Lines, Soldered Radios Recovered By The Host's Own Debug-Port Programming, And Compatibility Decided By A Versioned Contract In Each Module's Id Memory, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The release unit is one signed bundle: a manifest (bundle version, each component’s image version, the hardware revisions each image accepts, the slot contract revision, and a compatibility matrix) plus the host image and every official module image, signed as a whole. The host has A/B application slots: a new image is written to the inactive slot, booted under a watchdog, and must confirm itself after its radio and audio paths are up, or the bootloader reverts to the other slot. The active image is never overwritten. A read-only factory slot and the processor’s ROM recovery paths sit behind it. …
Technical Disclosure Specification: Spec-209-Core Universal Metric Convergence And Matrix Intersection Matrix For Distributed Geometric Compilers, Christopher L. Eckes
Technical Disclosure Specification: Spec-209-Core Universal Metric Convergence And Matrix Intersection Matrix For Distributed Geometric Compilers, Christopher L. Eckes
Defensive Publications Series
This specification establishes the definitive architectural, mathematical, and algorithmic criteria for a Universal Metric Convergence Engine to bridge tokenized alphanumeric processing layers with continuous high-dimensional geometric manifolds. As decentralized multi-agent architectures scale toward planetary execution paths, the structural transition between serial text arrays and spatial wave-interference spaces creates a critical operational boundary layer—the Cartesian Ingestion Gap. By executing localized, row-wise Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) across distributed virtual worker nodes, this framework calculates an invariant intersection matrix that measures token-to-geometry drift in real time. This architecture provides an airtight public-domain defensive barrier that blocks corporate entities from utilizing proprietary alignment loops …
Wireless Audio Air Rate Following An External Clock By Symbol-Rate Trim: A Transmitter Whose Radio Keeps Its Own Clean Reference For The Carrier While A Slow Loop Trims The Radio's Numerically Controlled Symbol Rate To An Operator-Selected Console Clock, With Per-Input Lock Indication And Receivers That Follow The Air Rate By Trimming Their Own Dac Clock, So That No Sample-Rate Conversion Occurs In The Normal Path, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The transmitter (a rack unit, “the rack”) has one clock-source setting, chosen by the operator and persisted with a boot default: internal, or any digital input module that recovers a clock (a console’s personal-monitor link, AES50, an A2B console link, an audio network module, word clock). The radio keeps its own clean reference (a TCXO on the radio module), which sets the carrier frequency. The carrier is never derived from the console’s clock and never moves with it. No reference-clock line runs from the host to the radio. With the internal clock selected, the rack’s own audio clock is steered …