Operation on a wrong person: Lets Make it “NEVER EVENT”

Science Is Always Wrong. It Never Solves a Problem without Creating Ten More

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Two Rights Sometimes Make a Wrong

At the SAC’96 a new iterated block cipher, Akelarre, was proposed. Akelarre uses components of the block ciphers RC5 and IDEA and is conjectured strong with four rounds. This paper shows that Akelarre with any number of rounds is weak even under a ciphertext only attack. This illustrates that mixing two (presumably) strong ciphers is not always a good idea.

One Right Does Make a Wrong

Algorithmic debugging is a semi-automatic method for locating bugs in programs. An algorithmic debugger asks a user a series of questions about the intended behaviour of the program. Here we present two new methods that reduces the number of questions a user must answer to locate a bug. First, we describe a heuristic based on comparing computations of the same program with different inputs. Bes...

“It never rains it pours!”

The most effective therapy for end stage liver disease is transplantation. Immunosuppression and surgical techniques have improved the long term survival of patients following liver transplantation; this had led to an increase in demand for organs (1). The liver has remarkable regenerative properties and because of this it is possible to transplant part of a liver into an individual. This can b...