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The prediction of hydrocarbon expulsion by overpressure rupture (HEOR) is still a difficult problem in the study of primary oil and gas migration. Through thin section observation, pressure analysis, formation breakdown test, and basin numerical simulation, the overpressure fracturing of Cenozoic source rocks in Bodong Depression is studied, and its ...
Haifeng Yang +5 more
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28 Nanometers FPGAs Support for High Throughput and Low Power Cryptographic Applications
The current unprecedented advancements of communication systems and high performance computing urged for a high throughput applications with power consumption within a predefined budget.
Yaser Jararweh +3 more
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Improved integral distinguisher of Grøstl-512
Firstly,the distinguisher of Grøstl-512 proposed by Minier in CANS 2010 was corrected.Then,the integral distinguisher of Grøstl-512 compression function was improved.By using the saturation technique new 11-round integral distinguishers of P function and
Ming MAO, Zhi-guang QIN, Yan-jun LI
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Optimized Design and Implementation of CRYSTALS‐KYBER Based on MLWE
CRYSTALS‐KYBER is a postquantum key exchange mechanism based on the MLWE problem. At present, it is a major challenge to realize CRYSTALS‐KYBER with high‐performance and low‐resource consumption on the FPGA platform. The design proposed in this paper aims at the high efficiency implementation of CRYSTALS‐KYBER based on the MLWE scheme.
Song Cheng +7 more
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The review explores how modifying the surface properties of biomaterials can regulate immune cell behavior, mitigate foreign body reactions, and enhance tissue regeneration. It reviews techniques that alter surface characteristics such as topography, chemistry, and wettability, offering insights into overcoming clinical challenges and the potential for
Hamed Amani +3 more
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We propose a bytecode‐based approach to solve the problem of detecting, locating, and repairing reentrancy vulnerabilities in smart contracts. By introducing a detection module, an auxiliary localization module, and a repairing module, we combine vulnerability features and sequence models to improve detection accuracy, use data flow and control flow ...
Zijun Feng +4 more
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Abstract This article presents the design and implementation of a reliable computing virtual container‐based model with integrity verification for data processing strategies named the reliability and integrity verification (RIV) scheme. It has been integrated into a system construction model as well as existing workflow engines (e.g., Kulla and ...
Hugo G. Reyes‐Anastacio +4 more
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An autonomous blockchain‐based computational broker for e‐science
Abstract Blockchain infrastructures have emerged as a disruptive technology and have led to the realization of cryptocurrencies (peer‐to‐peer payment systems) and smart contracts. They can have a wide range of application areas in e‐Science due to their open, public nature and global accessability in a trustless manner. We propose and implement a smart
Alper Alimoğlu, Can Özturan
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Breaking Ground: A New Area Record for Low-Latency First-Order Masked SHA-3
SHA-3, the latest hash standard from NIST, is utilized by numerous cryptographic algorithms to handle sensitive information. Consequently, SHA-3 has become a prime target for side-channel attacks, with numerous studies demonstrating successful breaches ...
Cankun Zhao +8 more
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Highly Secured Blockchain Based Electronic Voting System Using SHA3 and Merkle Root
Abstract Over the course of time, electronic voting has evolved as a substitute for paper ballot voting to decrease redundancies and inconsistencies. Due to the many security and privacy vulnerabilities experienced over time, the past results of e-voting in the last three decades indicate that it has not been very successful.
S. Aruna, M. Maheswari, A. Saranya
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