RSA OAEP PKCS-1 Java attack
A Chosen Ciphertext Attack on RSA Optimal Asymmetric Encryption Padding (OAEP) as Standardized in PKCS #1 v2.0. [Source]
Implementation was removed after request from University of Bristol.
This is my final year project for the University of Kent. It allows students to be able to select their own modules and create their timetable to suit them before registering the modules. Implemented using PHP and MySQL. [Source] [Preview].
Center for research in molecular medicine patient samples of University of Cyprus. This system works locally where it was build. Of course all patient details were removed for security reasons. [Source] [Preview]
A program that solves the peg solitaire game finding the best possible solution. It is written in C. Input files and source code are found in the attachment. [Source]
This is a short article describing how to install an SSL Let’s Encrypt certificate on Ubiquiti Unifi Controller that is installed on Synology using Docker. The article assumes that Docker and Unifi Controller are already installed on your Synology NAS and that the Let’s Encrypt certificate is already added in Synology’s Control Panel. Also that…
Recently I tried to install Boot Camp 5.0.5033 on my MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009) having previously installed Windows 7 64-bit. Guess what? Apple decided to make our life difficult again by popping up “Boot Camp x64 is unsupported on this computer model” error. I am guessing that this problem happening to many of you out there that…
The aim of this project was to use C posix threads. This is something like the dining philosophers problem but a bit more advanced. A student must find two free markers to mark him and then release them after finishing. More details and souce are found in the attachment. [Source]
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Can you please send me the java source to my email id : prakashchavda13@gmail.com
I am afraid that is not possible as I was asked from the University of Bristol not to.