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ALETHEIA

Proceedings of the 2014 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security, 2014
The scale and complexity of modern software systems complicate manual security auditing. Automated analysis tools are gradually becoming a necessity. Specifically, static security analyses carry the promise of efficiently verifying large code bases. Yet, a critical usability barrier, hindering the adoption of static security analysis by developers, is ...
Omer Tripp   +3 more
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Aletheia: an open-source toolbox for steganalysis

open access: yesJournal of Open Source Software
Steganalysis is the practice of detecting the presence of hidden information within digital media, such as images, audio, or video. It involves analyzing the media for signs of steganography, which is a set of techniques used to conceal information within the carrier file. Steganalysis techniques can include statistical analysis, visual inspection, and
David Megias, Daniel Lerch-Hostalot
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Aletheia

1997
Abstract The three white-ground cups by the Sotades Painter discussed in this chapter are said to have been found a century ago in an Athenian tomb together with six other vases (including the cicada-phiale discussed in Chapter n). The extremely delicate fabric of these objects, as well as their decoration in the fugitive white-ground ...
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Aletheia en vérité

La Revue des revues, 2019
La revue Aletheia connut cinq numéros entre janvier 1964 et avril 1967. Née en milieu étudiant et soutenue par certains aînés, spécialement par Kostas Axelos, elle porte la trace des débats intellectuels de l’époque. Mais elle n’est pas simplement théorique – traduction inédite de Heidegger, débat avec le marxisme au travers de la discussion des thèses
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Aletheia: The Influence of Heidegger

2017
Chapter 4 explores how Heidegger’s depiction of Dasein’s disclosive relation to Being influences Arendt’s conception of action in non-teleological terms. I show the connection between Heidegger’s conception of truth as aletheia, his understanding of freedom as openness to Being, and Arendt’s own concept of non-sovereign freedom experienced through self-
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