Abstract. On the social web content is no longer generated by a small number of established authorities but by a huge number of mostly anonymous users. On the semantic web new content is created by combining existing information from different sources on the fly. In both cases trust

. On the other hand, inequality and trust–like corruption–are also sticky over time. The connection between inequality and the quality of government is not necessarily so simple: As the former Communist nations of Central and Eastern Europe show, you can have plenty of corruption without economic inequality

behaviors are given when the adult uses an attachment or secure base explanatory framework in his or her remarks, for example, "Our relationship is supposed to help us each be better than we can be on our own," or "I feel like I can't trust you to be there for us when you spend the money

Abstract. We provide a formal model and a security analysis of the Private Billing Protocol. This formal analysis allowed us to spell out precisely the details of the protocol, the security assumptions as well as the expected security goals. For the formal analysis we used SATMC, a model checker

? ” Was Mrs. Unger stretching the truth? In a way, yes. She could have said, “You're not going to die from this cut, ” which would have been more to the point, but she didn't. She didn't bother saying that because she saw no reason to spell out what she meant. She wasn’t being obscure and she

t t one time or another in the past, I have used the saying &dquo;I don’t~,~~care what you say about me as long as you spell the name right.&dquo; After reading the article by Hay and McCleary, about the only thing that can be said is they certainly have spelled the name right (some 56

Kerberos was initially developed at MIT as a part of Project Athena and in these days it is widely deployed single sign-on protocol that is developed to authenticate clients to multiple networked services. Furthermore, Cross-realm authentication is a useful and interesting component of Kerberos aimed at enabling secure access to services astride organizational boundaries. Also, Kerberos has continued to evolve as new functionalities are added to the basic protocol and one of well-known these protocols is PKINIT. First, I review and analyze the structure of Kerberos recently proposed and the cross-realm authentication model of Kerberos. Also, I discuss PKINT, an extension version of Kerberos, which modifies the basic protocol to allow public-key authentication. Although Kerberos has been proven its strengths so far, it also has a number of limitations and some flaws. I dedicate my efforts to an analysis of PKINIT and mainly focus on a number of vulnerability, flaws and attacks lately discovered on Kerberos as well as PKINIT in this paper. Lastly, I introduce several possible solutions to

me coming late at night, after long days of struggle with theoretical flow dynamics and vacuum theory concepts, or stubborn experiments. You always trusted me, and can see now that your trust wasn’t in vane. The laboratory technicians and workshop tradesmen, thanks for helping me making things work

). If a leader cannot demonstrate the values that he/ she expects from others, it often ruptures the trust between her/him and the people she/he is leading. Without trust, there is no leadership. A break in trust can create damage from which it is almost impossible to recover. When people begin to lose

, but don’t expect me to engage in it ” category (2) The “if I have to do it, I may as well see if I can get something out of it” category. Whatever category you feel you are in as you read this, the following, which is largely drawn from the Association for