Choosing Health and the inner citadel.

Exploring the Historical Status of Tehran Citadel and its Appellation

The how and why of Tehran development and construction of its Citadel has always been of interest to researchers. At the same time, Issues such as its time of obtaining importance and prosperity on the one hand, and establishing and appellation of its Citadel as the most important official complex of the Qajar period on the other, are among the concerns mostly ignored by the scholars. Addressin...

On the Reverse Engineering of the Citadel Botnet

Citadel is an advanced information stealing malware that targets financial information. This malware poses a real threat against the confidentiality and integrity of personal and business data. Recently, a joint operation has been conducted by FBI and Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit in order to take down Citadel command-and-control servers. The operation caused some disruption in the botnet but h...

AJ Cronin and The Citadel: did a work of fiction contribute to the foundation of the NHS?

AJ Cronin (1896-1981) was a Scottish-born doctor-turned-novelist whose most famous novel is The Citadel, published in 1937. The book describes the struggles of an idealistic young doctor working in Wales and London in the 1920s and 30s. The novel was a global bestseller and its portrayal of a largely ineffective, corruption-ridden system of healthcare is thought to have directly influenced the ...

An Electronic Citadel A Method for Securing Credit Card and Private Consumer Data in E-Business Sites

Akam and Pur \am : ‘Address’ Signs of the Indus Script

0.1 This is a preliminary announcement of a new identification of a frequent ‘opening’ sign in the Indus texts. The sign, depicting a ‘crescent moon’, is identified, through rebus, as representing the ‘outer (city)’ and the ‘others’. I have also added, with some new evidence, two other complementary identifications earlier proposed by me, namely, the ‘(planned) city’ and the ‘inner (city)’ or ‘...