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Summary 2040 Bracket - Secure Printer To Base I designed this universal bracket to hold my 3d printer to a base board made from wood. Holes for mounting to base and holes for M4 bolts and t-nuts to lock the aluminium to the bracket. no supports needed Print Settings Printer: Tevo Tarantula Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Infill: 100

We the People, Fight Back conference 2014 - Part 2 Sarah Goodley's presentation to the 'We the People, Fight Back! conference on the 1st March 2014 in Chesterfield, England. A secure base of attachment...what is it? Why do we need it, and why are the PTB so intent on taking it away? Sarah Goodley hosts the 'Irate Women' show on Critical Mass radio every Friday evening. http://www.CriticalMassRadio.co.uk http://www.Freedom-NorthWest.com http://www.WeAreChangeManchester.com

Multilevel Secure Local Area Network (MLS LAN) Project at the Naval Postgraduate Schoolαs, Center for Information Security (INFOSEC) Studies and Research (NPS CISR) is building a trusted network system that is both necessary and sufficient to provide a multilevel networking solution for real world use. The current configuration provides the necessary trusted network services on the TCSEC Class B-3 evaluated XTS-300, which is a combination of the STOP version 4.4.2 multilevel secure operating system, and a Wang-supplied Intel x86 hardware base. The interface for the STOP operating is based on the System V.3 UNIX implementation. System V.3 lacks many of features available in more modern UNIX implementations such as System V.4 and BSD 4.3, and also lacks many of the features in POSIX and ANSI C standards. Finally, the CPU is several generations older than the more current Intel processors. This thesis discusses the port of several MLS trusted network services on the XTS- 300 to a Linux operating system running on an Intel Pentium Processor. The new Linux TCB Server configuration will permit further experimentation with MLS architectural issues in a more modern, flexible and easily modifiable environment. The port was accomplished by identifying and modifying the necessary software modules needed, to adapt to a Linux environment. This thesis proves that XTS-300 TCB services can be ported to Linux system without any negative effects on performance thus allowing a move toward a more security enhanced implementation.

Multilevel Secure Local Area Network (MLS LAN) Project at the Naval Postgraduate Schoolαs, Center for Information Security (INFOSEC) Studies and Research (NPS CISR) is building a trusted network system that is both necessary and sufficient to provide a multilevel networking solution for real world use. The current configuration provides the necessary trusted network services on the TCSEC Class B-3 evaluated XTS-300, which is a combination of the STOP version 4.4.2 multilevel secure operating system, and a Wang-supplied Intel x86 hardware base. The interface for the STOP operating is based on the System V.3 UNIX implementation. System V.3 lacks many of features available in more modern UNIX implementations such as System V.4 and BSD 4.3, and also lacks many of the features in POSIX and ANSI C standards. Finally, the CPU is several generations older than the more current Intel processors. This thesis discusses the port of several MLS trusted network services on the XTS- 300 to a Linux operating system running on an Intel Pentium Processor. The new Linux TCB Server configuration will permit further experimentation with MLS architectural issues in a more modern, flexible and easily modifiable environment. The port was accomplished by identifying and modifying the necessary software modules needed, to adapt to a Linux environment. This thesis proves that XTS-300 TCB services can be ported to Linux system without any negative effects on performance thus allowing a move toward a more security enhanced implementation.

A Cloud computing is really a feasible way for sharing the data and its fast and reliable. It can be beneficial for both society and the users who are using that. But sometime it happens that user upload the data to the cloud server and it contains the very valuable information or private information. That’s why it is necessary to keep the track of the data and secure that by cryptographically, Identity based encryption can be useful for develop the crypto graphical tool for this issue. Thus we cannot ensure that its will be static. Main issue is that the when the certain user’s authorization will expire than it should be removed from the Process, and also ensure that the user who is revoked cannot access the data that is previously shared. For maintaining this issue we are developing the recoverable storage identity based Encryption RSIBE, with giving cipher text and security of forward and backend user. In this user revocation will also include. The security model will also developed. When we compared our RSIBE it can be beneficial for the users in the areas of performance, functionality and efficiency and it can also be low in the cost. And then at the end we will provide the implementation results for comparing.

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The attachment theory of John Bowlby has had an enduring impact on our understanding of child development. But these ideas are a neglected and forgotten discourse in adult education. In this paper concepts such as secure and insecure attachments, internal working models, and the strange situation along with the more contemporary concept of mind-mindedness are explored. The paper also explores the implications for how adults deal with new situations and new ideas; how adult learners and teachers are influenced by their own attachment styles and internal working models. These models are interpreted as strategies that adults employ for dealing with stress, anxiety, change and the challenges of teaching and learning. In addition, the implications of these concepts for understanding transformative learning are identified and changing internal working models is proposed as a form of transformative learning. This paper outlines Bowlby's main ideas, with a focus on recent research findings and, by extrapolation, reframes our current understanding of adult learning. The ideas presented here are not usually part of adult education debates but may provide useful insights for facilitators of adult learning and personal development. (Contains 1 figure.)

An analysis of three existing datasets about secure base support and its influence on a variety of mental health outcome factors in first-year college students.

We will examine whether Black mothers’ balanced use of supportive and suppression responses to their adolescents’ emotional distress relates to teens’ perceptions of their mothers as a secure base (secure base perceptions) and to emotion regulation and internalizing symptoms.

Approved For Release 2003/04/29 : CIA-RDP8t( b7$dk061$00060028-5' ': DD/S 66-0539 28 January 1966 MEMORANDUW FOR: Executive Director-Comptroller SUBJECT Secure Communications Between CIA and Wright- Patterson Air Force Base RRPRRENCE : Memo for the Record, dtd 11 Jan 66 fm L. K. White, subj: Morning Meeting of 11 January 1966 1. This memorandum submits a status report on Action Item No. 4 of reference memorandum. 2. The Director and the Deputy Director for Science and Technology visited the Foreign Technology Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base fort briefing on the activities of that division. The FTD officers suggested to till DCI that they have a direct secure communications Usk between their office the Agency. I discussed this with Dr. Wheelon who advised that our Officer of Communications should take no action at this time inasmuch as certain adieeristrative/political considerations are involved and the approval of the Defense Intelligence Agency is necessary before we move in this direction. I have advised the Director of Communications that he is to take no further action on this matter until further advised. SISC?ED R. L. Bannor!n'3n R. L. Bannerman Deputy Director for Support cc: TIPl__ D/CO DD/S:RLB:maq Di,stribution: ig - Adse - DD/S Subject 1 - DD/S Chrono Ezc Approved For Ri MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. V014 60-0143 10 JAN 1966 25X1 25X1 Harry stated that he has done considerable work on such a paper but that it is Incomplete. Departments and Akins. as well as s city crosiderations. standlog examples of Agency comma Putwmance vis-a-via ify the A y'e , haasilisg its own commu>sicattonst. The paper was to i iude oat- Director's request that a paper be CIA-RDR84~-0137AOk&l io6O@O528-5 9 FILy I Cake of Executive Director I talked with I today about the Mr. Bannerman asked me to advise you of this and to request that we be given a couple more weeks to complete is job. Executive Officer to the Deputy Director for Support EO-DD/S:VRT/ms (10 Jan 66) Distribution: Orig--&-F- Adse 1 - DD/S Chrono - DD/S Subject L - Deputy Director of Communications 4- ,ft, r+ . ? Approved For. Releksb 2003/ } llt. i '7 G/2 C'IA~46 ,84-00780 R001200060028-5

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Bowlby's attachment theory posits that parent-child relationship functions as a secure base, where the primary caregiver provides both a secure base from which exploration is supported and a haven of safety is available in moments of distress (Ainsworth, 1967, 1972; Bowlby, 1969/1982; Sroufe & Waters, 1977). A history of such secure base experiences is being represented in children’s minds and will impact them throughout adulthood (Bowlby,1988). Waters and Waters (2006) proposed that secure base is cognitively organized, partly in the form of a schema or script-like representation. These schemas are internalized models about what to expect and how to behave with respect to the self, others, and the world (Baldwin, 1992). They are learned from experiences, stable across time and context, and affect how memories of past experiences are both reconstructed and retrieved (Kuebli & Fivush, 1994; Nelson, 1986; Schank et al., 1977; Waters & Roisman, 2019). The secure base script is thought to also guide adult attachment behavior (Waters & Roisman, 2019). Despite the role that cognitive scripts play in understanding child-caregiver interactions, the secure base concept is not included in the traditional scoring system of the semi-structured Adult Attachment Interview (AAI; Main, Goldwyn, & Hesse, 2003-2008). The traditional AAI scoring focuses primarily on narrative coherence, which refers to being truthful, succinct, relevant and clear throughout the transcript, to infer attentional processing of attachment-related information. The assessment of the use of a secure base, an integral component of the attachment framework, cannot be completed based on the narrative coherence of AAIs, but requires a different way of approaching the narratives produced during the interviews. Waters and Waters (2006) proposed eight temporal-causal elements to the SBS representation: (1) child and primary caregiver are meaningfully engaged in their environment; (2) this engagement is unexpectedly hindered by an obstacle; (3) the child signals a bid for support from the caregiver; (4) the primary caregiver is able to recognize the signal and respond appropriately; (5) the child accepts the support; (6) the support provided effectively overcomes the obstacle; (7) the attachment figure offers additional emotional support which is accepted; (8) the dyad return to a meaningful engagement with their environment. Waters and Facompré (2021) developed the Adult Attachment Interview Secure Base Scale (AAIsbs) to measure secure base script knowledge in the AAI, assigning a score from 1 to 9. The focus of this coding system is on explicit and implicit descriptions of expectations of secure base behaviors as well as recollections of specific attachment-relevant events that include elements of the secure base script. The AAIsbs score can be understood as a confidence rating, based on accumulating evidence that the participants' recollections described in the AAI reflect knowledge of the secure base script (Waters & Facompré, 2021). Akin to the development of the secure base script following numerous sensitive caregiver interactions, Waters and Facompré (2021) suggested that repeated experiences with consistently intrusive or threatening caregivers undergo the same cognitive process of abstraction and generalization as any other experiences. This process likely results in the construction of schemas, albeit ones that conflict with secure base organization. During the development of the AAIsbs, many transcripts included recollections centered around interactions with unresponsive, volatile, or unpredictable caregivers, indicating alternative ways of understanding relationships (Waters & Facompré, 2021). While interview fragments reflecting secure base script organization were formulated under a temporal-causal structure, these alternative schemas reflected a more thematic organization, with broad themes recurring throughout the transcript. Each alternative schema was assigned a title reflecting a specific set of underlying expectations regarding caregiver relationships and, potentially, extending to their worldview. For example, the Self-Involved alternative schema may be assigned if recurrent themes reflect that “the child comes to learn that the needs of the parent always come first. The implication of this, of course, is that the child is less likely to seek support from the secure base in times of need” (Waters & Facompré, 2021, p. 43). As a branch of the Collaboration on Attachments Transmission Synthesis (CATS), approximately 1,600 AAI transcripts were collected within the Attachment Secondary Processing and Analysis Network (ASPAN). The ASPAN-CATS dataset consists of existing, de-identified data drawn from 12 studies, ranging from lower- to higher-risk samples. This secondary data was then re-coded for SBS knowledge. In coding this diverse and large corpus of AAIs, SBS-trained coders identified interview fragments that reflected theme-like narratives, conflictual to the SBS, that had not yet been described. To assess whether these novel themes may warrant the addition of novel alternative schemas to the coding guidelines developed by Waters and Facompré (2021), a qualitative, systematic assessment of the construct is merited. The aim of the current exploratory study is to gain further understanding of the alternative schema construct developed by Waters and Facompré (2021). We will evaluate how the preliminary alternative schemas were represented in the ASPAN dataset and define potential new themes. A qualitative assessment of the construct will be conducted using thematic analysis to provide a rich detailed portrait of the current alternative schemas and novel themes.

The purpose of this study titled 'Analysis of Data Base Security and Access Limitation Requirements for the Post-1975 Automated TACC Complex' is to establish a TACC data base baseline from which a clear understanding of security and access requirements can be obtained.

The report contains a tabulation of the characteristics of the users of the data in the TACC data base. The users so identified are listed and their characteristics are catalogued. The report contains an explanation of terms and a list of acronyms and abbreviations used in this study.

Alpine Linux container images are often regarded as the \"best for production, security, and image size\", but I debate this based on several trends and current limitations.

Alpine Linux container images are often regarded as the \"best for production, security, and image size\", but I debate this based on several trends and current limitations.

This project aims to examine parental attachments in LGBTQ+ emerging adults, specifically those in college, and how these attachments affect their overall well-being.

This article is from SpringerPlus , volume 3 . Abstract The article present a review on own experimental and some published data which are related with the gold leaching. It is well-known that the most common and usual process of the leaching with cyanide can be dangerous, needs a great water consumption, and additional costs for remediation of the poisoned and toxic sites. The experimental data described production of poythionates which are not toxic but perspective for the prosperous gold leaching. The paper dedicated to the safe gold leaching with thiosulfates and organic salts of polythionic acids (organic base polythionates). The method of production of these polythionates based on the Smolyaninov reaction is described in stages and in details for the first time. Possible application of the polythionates application in the gold leaching is discussed and its advantages are compared with the gold leaching by cyanation.

Document number CIA-RDP61S00750A000500140025-3 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

Consideration is given to several problems encountered in the design of a secure, multilevel Data Base Management System (DBMS). The DBMS will operate within the environment of a certified, secure operating system which will implement and enforce the Department of Defense Information Security Program for protection of classified information. A set of DBMS security requirements is used as basis for design considerations, and the economic and functional impact of these requirements is assessed. Areas of consideration include: data organization and structure, operations on structured data, coordinated data sharing and data entry. On the basis of these considerations, it is concluded that relational data systems minimize the impact of the DBMS security requirements on the functional capabilities of a DBMS. These same requirements are found, however, to increase the costs of coordinated data sharing, and to present difficult problems in multilevel data entry.

The Analysis of the Data Base Security and Access Limitation Requirements for the post-1975 Automated TACC Complex was conducted to provide the United States Air Force and other military agencies with detailed information concerning (a) current and completed studies which have addressed the security and access limitation problems and methods of implementation for automated information systems; (b) the determination and structuring of a TACC data base baseline; and (c) the identification of the users of TACC data and their access requirements to classified portions of the TACC data base. The data developed were to be used both in the development of incremental growth capabilities in the TACC and in the design of future automation of the TACS.

The Analysis of the Data Base Security and Access Limitation Requirements for the post-1975 Automated TACC Complex was conducted to provide the United States Air Force and other military agencies with detailed information concerning (a) current and completed studies which have addressed the security and access limitation problems and methods of implementation for automated information systems; (b) the determination and structuring of a TACC data base baseline; and (c) the identification of the users of TACC data and their access requirements to classified portions of the TACC data base. The data developed were to be used both in the development of incremental growth capabilities in the TACC and in the design of future automation of the TACS.

It has been established that parents who experienced childhood abuse are at greater risk for negative outcomes in the relationship with their own children (Racine et al., 2018; Sauvé et al. 2021), including insecure and unresolved attachment classifications (Raby et al., 2017; Roisman et al., 2017). Early experiences in childhood provide an important foundation on which the child will build its future attachment representations (Bowlby, 1969). However, discontinuity of attachment classification between early childhood and late adolescence is linked to high-risk contexts and negative life events, such as abuse, parental depression, or a change in parental sensitivity (Fraley, 2002; Booth LaForce et al., 2014). A history of childhood abuse has been linked to the intergenerational transmission of insecure and disorganized attachment (Madigan et al., 2019) as well as later maladjusted parenting behaviors (Savage et al., 2019). Therefore, it is important to understand how individuals with histories of childhood abuse may build internalized scripts of these attachment experiences. Research in adulthood shows that SBS knowledge, which is a component of attachment security, is linked to socioemotional adjustment (Mikulincer et al., 2009; Waters et al., 2021; Waters et al., 2017). SBS knowledge is a cognitive schema that is integrated and internalized as autobiographical representations of attachment through repeated positive and sensitive experiences with caregivers during childhood (Waters & Waters, 2006). Thus, SBS knowledge consists of an enduring mental representation consisting of a set of expectations that guide perception and behaviors in close relationships (Waters & Waters, 2006). Research has demonstrated that individuals with a history of childhood abuse provide a narrative that is less consistent with the secure base script (e.g., a narrative that does not describe their attachment figures as being sensitive and responsive in times of distress; Nivison et al., 2021). Nonetheless, it could be hypothesized that individuals might acquire SBS knowledge even if they have experienced childhood abuse. For example, studies with maltreated children or adults with childhood abuse experiences found that they can still show attachment security (Deneault et al., 2023; Madigan et al., 2023). A systematic review by Meng and colleagues (2018) shows that positive factors at individual, familial, and societal levels characterize individuals who have experienced abuse in childhood. Notably, social support—whether from peers (Afifi et al., 2016; Yule et al., 2019) or a trusted adult (Holmes et al., 2018)—has been associated with resilience and adaptive functioning in individuals who experienced childhood abuse (Meng et al., 2018). Raby and colleagues (2021) also compared the SBS knowledge in low-risk and high-risk CPS-referred samples and found differences in sociodemographic variables, notably educational attainment and family income. Both educational attainment and family income were higher among the low-risk sample and were linked positively with the SBS knowledge score (Raby et al., 2021). However, no studies have yet looked at the factors that promote higher SBS knowledge among adults who report in the AAI having experienced childhood abuse, and how this population differed from adults who do not report having experienced trauma in childhood. This research could reveal insights into the processes that promote secure base script knowledge among adults who report childhood abuse. The current study will be using individual participant data from primary studies combined in a dataset to conduct the research in a multilevel fashion.

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My Ender 5 Pro wobbled ever-so-slightly, even with frame supports. This mount\brace grabs the lower frame and allows me to fasten it to the table below. This single piece snaps on snug and is small enough in width to fit into small areas but thick enough to be secure. Now I have virtually 0 wiggle while printing. (I do have frame supports) I printed mine with .28 layer height, .45 layer width, .57 infill width, 35% infill, no supports(though I have adequate cooling and it may be required for some who can't print over 45 degrees. 28 minute 15 second print. Cheers, `tekmouse

Here is a version of the bottom of the 'safe and secure' Raspberry Pi Case by jayftee with a few added screw holes enabling you to attach the case to something else. Find the original 'Safe and secure' case here (you will need a top half to complete the case): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:423216

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In the present study, we aim to estimate the relative contributions of additive genetic and (shared and nonshared) environmental influences to individual differences in attachment representations, indexed by secure base script knowledge, in the later life course (adults 62 years and older).

There is a well-established link between maternal secure base script knowledge and child security, across multiple measurement types of child security, such that child security is positively associated with mothers’ secure base script knowledge (Bost et al., 2006; Tini et al., 2003; Wong et al., 2011). To my knowledge, there are only two studies that specifically connected child attachment script scores to maternal attachment script scores (Wong et al., 2011; see also dissertation by Apetroaia, 2009). This study’s first goal is to expand on existing literature by connecting maternal attachment script representations to child attachment script representations. However, little is known about moms’ secure base script knowledge predicting child outcomes other than security. Two outcomes that may be predicted from mothers’ secure base script knowledge include children’s caregiving scripts and behaviors. One potential mechanism for these links is a mother’s response to her child’s distress. This could be a mechanism because these responses model caregiving and generate a cognitive framework for how one cares for others in times of distress. The present study first investigates the relations between maternal secure base script knowledge and the following child outcomes: attachment security, caregiving scripts, and caregiving behavior. Secondly, the study investigates three exploratory, mediation models, such that mothers’ secure base script knowledge predicts (1) child attachment, (2) caregiving scripts and (3) behaviors, mediated by mothers’ responses to child distress. This study will contribute to the literature by: (a) replicating existing evidence predicting child attachment scripts from mother attachment scripts, (b) studying new distal child outcomes of maternal secure base script knowledge, (c) connecting maternal secure base script knowledge to mothers’ response to child distress, and (d) connecting these constructs in an exploratory meditational model.

In the present randomized controlled study, we investigate the effects of VIPP-SD on parents’ secure base script knowledge. Furthermore, we examine whether the effects of VIPP-SD on parental behavior and parents’ attitudes towards sensitivity and discipline are moderated by parents’ baseline secure base script knowledge. Lastly, intervention effects on parents’ secure base script knowledge may mediate any positive behavioral and attitude effects of VIPP-SD, which we will test in a more explorative way.

Attachment theorists claim that the quality of parental support is internalized as a mental representation of early relationship experiences. Increasingly, the content of attachment representations is evaluated by studying the extent to which adults demonstrate knowledge of the secure base script during the Adult Attachment Interview (AAIsbs). Preliminary evidence from a high-risk sample showed that AAIsbs was more strongly associated with the quality of antecedent caregiving than was the more traditional approach to the measurement of adult attachment focused on the coherence of adults’ AAI discourse (Waters, et al., 2017). Drawing on new data from the NICHD Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development, we will extend existing findings by estimating how strongly AAIsbs is associated with antecedent observed caregiving and early attachment security relative to more traditional assessments of adult attachment. Exploratory analyses examine the generalizability of these antecedents of AAIsbs, along with the moderating role of family risk.

In their chapter on the measurement of secure base script knowledge, Waters and Facompré (2021) proposed a variety of alternative schemas identified in the review of Adult Attachment Interviews (AAI; George, Kaplan, & Main, 1985). Within the project Attachment Secondary Processing and Analysis Network (ASPAN), hundreds of AAI transcripts have been collected as part of the Collaboration on Attachment Transmission Synthesis (CATS). In the continued coding of AAIs by the CATS group, novel themes emerged during team discussion of the transcripts indicating the original coding scheme of alternative schemas was yet to reach a point of saturation. The proposed list below includes novel themes for alternative schemas as possible additions to the original coding scheme developed by Waters and Facompré (2021). On the 23rd of May 2023, the ASPAN team discussed the following novel themes. The team of coders include senior supervisors Theodore Waters, Carlo Schuengel and Marije Verhage, as well as three Junior Researchers and one PhD student all trained in Secure Base Script Coding. The team concluded that the likelihood of emerging themes beyond the following proposed candidates for alternative schemas was unlikely. 819 transcripts had been coded by the team as of May 23rd 2023. Considering the variation of AAI transcripts shared within CATS, the point of saturation may have then been reached. In the period following this meeting, further novel themes have not emerged. See attached document under Variables for list of novel themes.

This preregistration outlines an exploratory secondary data analysis study that contributes to our broader research initiative evaluating individuals’ knowledge of the secure base script (SBS) within the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI; George et al., 1985). Using the AAI Secure Base Script coding system (AAIsbs; Waters & Facompré, 2021), we coded approximately 1,533 transcripts collected from 14 international studies within the Attachment Secondary Processing and Analysis Network (ASPAN) of the Collaboration on Attachment Transmission Synthesis (CATS; Verhage et al., 2020, 2022). During the coding process, variations in AAI administration were observed both between and within study samples. The impact of these variations on coding AAIs is unclear, prompting this study to evaluate transcript suitability. In this context, suitability refers to the appropriateness of an AAI transcript for assessing SBS knowledge, considering factors such as probing for specific events and privacy of the interview setting. Our primary objective is to explore the use of natural language processing (NLP) to automate the evaluation of AAI transcript suitability for coding SBS knowledge. Our approach involves developing a machine learning model trained on features extracted from AAI transcripts that are expected to contribute to lower suitability. By comparing machine-predicted suitability with human-scored suitability, we aim to evaluate the reliability and efficiency of the automated assessment tool. Additionally, we will investigate whether the range of SBS knowledge scores is narrower for transcripts with lower suitability and whether suitability affects interrater agreement. Through this comprehensive approach, we aim not only to increase the reliability of the AAIsbs coding system but also to describe discrepancies in AAI administration. Ultimately, within the context of our broader research project, this study represents the first step in applying a machine learning model to analyze AAI transcripts, thereby providing valuable insights and experiences for our subsequent studies where we intend to delve deeper into the application of machine learning and NLP techniques.

This project contains a document preregistering a research project that uses secondary data investigating the antecedents of adult attachment representations.

This project contains a document preregistering a research project that uses secondary data investigating the antecedents of adult attachment representations.

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Protecting secure random key from eavesdropping in quantum key distribution protocols has been well developed. In this letter, we further study how to detect and eliminate eavesdropping on the random base string in such protocols. The correlation between the base string and the key enables Alice and Bob to use specific privacy amplification to distill and reuse the previously shared base string with unconditional security and high efficiency. The analysis of the unconditional secure reusable base string brings about new concept and protocol design technique.

The Multilevel Secure Local Area Network (MLS LAN) Project at the Naval Postgraduate School's Center for Information Security (INFOSEC) Studies and Research (NPS CISR) is building a trusted network system that is both necessary and sufficient to provide a multilevel networking solution for real world use. The current configuration provides the necessary trusted network services on the TCSEC Class B-3 evaluated XTS-300, which is a combination of the STOP version 4.4.2 multilevel secure operating system, and a Wang-supplied Intel x86 hardware base. The interface for the STOP operating is based on the System V.3 UNIX implementation System V.3 lacks many of features available in more modern UNIX implementations such as System V.4 and BSD 4.3, and also lacks many of the features in POSIX and ANSI C standards, Finally, the CPU is several generations older than the more current Intel processors. This thesis discusses the port of several MLS trusted network services on the XTS-300 to a Linux operating system running on an Intel Pentium Processor, The new Linux TCBE Server configuration will permit further experimentation with MLS architectural issues in a more modern, flexible and easily modifiable environment The port was accomplished by identifying and modifying the necessary software modules needed, to adapt to a Linux environment This thesis proves that XTS-300 TCB services can be ported to Linux system without any negative effects on performance thus allowing a move toward a more security enhanced implementation.

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This document describes the military requirements for secure multilevel data base management systems and briefly outlines an approach being taken to apply advanced technology to construct such secure multilevel systems.

Document number CIA-RDP84-00780R001200060028-5 declassified and released through the CIA's CREST database. Previously available only on four computers located outside of Washington D.C., the Agency was successfully pressured into putting the files online as a result of a MuckRock lawsuit and the efforts of Emma Best. The metadata was collected by Data.World, and the files are now being archived and made text searchable by the Internet Archive.

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The operation of a multilevel secure file management system using security kernel technology has been demonstrated under MITRE Project 7070. This volume of the project's final report describes three application scenarios used for demonstration of the system, and assesses their value and limitations. (Author)

For more than sixty years, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o has been writing fearlessly the questions, challenges, histories, and futures of Africans, particularly those of his homeland, Kenya. In his work, which has included plays, novels, and essays, Ngũgĩ narrates the injustice of colonial violence and the dictatorial betrayal of decolonization, the fight for freedom and subsequent incarceration, and the aspiration toward economic equality in the face of gross inequality. With both hope and disappointment, he questions the role of language in both the organization of power structures and the pursuit of autonomy and self-expression. Ngũgĩ’s fiction has reached wide acclaim, but his nonfictional work, while equally brilliant, is difficult to find. Secure the Base changes this by bringing together for the first time essays spanning nearly three decades. Originating as disparate lectures and texts, this complete volume will remind readers anew of Ngũgĩ’s power and importance. Written in a personal and accessible style, the book covers a range of issues, including the role of the intellectual, the place of Asia in Africa, labor and political struggles in an era of rampant capitalism, and the legacies of slavery and prospects for peace. At a time when Africa looms large in our discussions of globalization, Secure the Base is mandatory reading.

The Analysis of Data Base Security and Access Limitation Requirements for the post-1975 Automated TACC Complex was conducted to provide the United States Air Force and other military agencies with detailed information concerning (a) current and completed studies which have addressed the security and access limitation problems and methods of implementation for automated information systems; (b) the determination of a TACC data base baseline; and (c) the identification of the users of TACC data and their access requirements to classified portions of the TACC data base. The data developed were to be used both in the development of incremental growth capabilities in the TACC and in the design of future automation of the TACS.