Future Resiliency: a Possible New Aes Evaluation Criterion

AES and Future Resiliency: More Thoughts and Questions

In a paper submitted previously, the author argued that a new AES evaluation criterion of future resiliency be added, defined as the ability to respond to the uncertain future and that this criterion could best be met by NIST selecting multiple disparate AES winners. This paper continues that discussion by providing more rationale. It also asks some questions and explores possible outcomes of t...

Future resiliency: a possible new AES criterion

Evaluation of Urban Resiliency in Physico-Structural Dimension of Karaj Metropolis

Cities as the most complex man-made structures have been always exposed to natural and man-made hazards; these unpredictable risks have imposed seriousimpacts on urban areas. Meanwhile Urban Resiliency is the ability of cities to respond quickly to inappropriate and unpredictable conditions, which continiues stronger than before, consistent to the new conditions. Karaj as one of the metropolise...

Multiple Criteria Decision Making in Accounting Expert Systems

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the use of multiple criterion decision making (MCDM) in accounting expert systems (AES). Focusing on the MCDM nature of expert system evaluation functions leads towards a partial taxonomy of AES and a further understanding of "intelligence" in AES. The focus on the MCDM nature of the evaluation functions also serves to highlight the limitations of some of...

A More Efficient AES Threshold Implementation

Threshold Implementations provide provable security against first-order power analysis attacks for hardware and software implementations. Like masking, the approach relies on secret sharing but it differs in the implementation of logic functions. At Eurocrypt 2011 Moradi et al. published the to date most compact Threshold Implementation of AES-128 encryption. Their work shows that the number of...