Paucity of Paucimannosylation Revoked

Ghost Domain Names: Revoked Yet Still Resolvable

Attackers often use domain names for various malicious purposes such as phishing, botnet command and control, and malware propagation. An obvious strategy for preventing these activities is deleting the malicious domain from the upper level DNS servers. In this paper, we show that this is insufficient. We demonstrate a vulnerability affecting the large majority of popular DNS implementations wh...

Toward a paucity of poverty.

Trust Revoked - Practical Evaluation of OCSP- and CRL-Checking Implementations

When deploying asymmetric cryptography robust ways to reliably link a public key to a certain identity have to be devised. The current standard for doing so are X.509v3 certificates. They are used in HTTPS and SSH as well as in code-, e-mail-, or PDF-signing. This widespread use necessitates the need for an efficient way of revoking such certificates in case of a compromised private key. Two me...

Bile Duct Paucity in Infancy

Approach to an infant with jaundice and persistent conjugated hyperbilirubinemia includes several pediatric investigations with a different spectrum of invasiveness ranging from clinical biochemistry to liver biopsy. The broad and intense level of investigation needs to be set up soon to exclude surgical conditions that would prompt the child to a beneficial at least temporary solution. Paucity...

Sinus node paucity in hyperekplexia.

We report a newborn with hyperekplexia and uncontrolled tonic spasms which did not respond to intravenous phenobarbitone and phenytoin, and midazolam infusion. Serum biochemistry, electrocardiography, electroencephalography, lumbar puncture and neuroimaging were normal. Continuous cardiac monitoring revealed that tonic spasm episodes were accompanied by sinus node paucity and severe bradycardia...