Trojan

Il tema delle intercettazioni è di nuovo sotto la lente del legislatore e con esso anche quello del captatore informatico. Ancora una volta si assiste all’ennesima insoddisfacente modifica della disciplina legislativa di questo mezzo di ricerca della prova. Per comprenderne i motivi di biasimo si analizzano brevemente le potenzialità tecniche del captatore e l’evoluzione “storica” della normativa, per giungere, infine, ad alcune brevi osservazioni circa le lacune e le incompletezze che permeano l’attuale disciplina codicistica.

Wiretappings are again under the magnifying glass of the legislator and, with them, the trojan horse too. One more time we are facing to the umpteenth and unsatisfactory legislative amendment of this evidence instrument. In order to comprehend the reason of the blame, we will briefly analyse the technical potentials of the trojan horse and the “historical” evolution of the law, to eventually reach some short observation of the gap and incompleteness of the current codex legislation.

Hrvaški profesor zgodovine in hrvaškega jezika, Vedran Sinožić iz Novigrada, je napisal tretjo knjigo z naslovom Motovunska magla. Na osnovi različnih dokazov in virov utemeljuje, da je bila Troja na mestu današnjega istrskega mesta Motovun. V knjigi je izpostavil mitologijo (bajeslovje), ki ravno tako potrjuje njegovo raziskovanje. Tudi moj prispevek je napisan na osnovi bajeslovja. Zapisal sem svoj pogled na Trojo, skozi oči potomca staroselcev, ki so v tistem času živeli na današnjem slovenskem ozemlju.

Priložen je tudi prispevek iz slovenskega prevoda knjige.

Trojan horse is said to be one of the most serious threats to computer security. A Trojan horse is typically separated into two parts – a server and a client. It is the client that is cleverly disguised as significant software and positioned in peer-to-peer file sharing networks, or unauthorized download websites. The most common means of infection is through email attachments. In order to distribute the virus to unsuspecting users, the developer of the virus usually uses various spamming techniques. Malware developers use chat software as another method to spread their Trojan horse viruses such as Yahoo Messenger and Skype. This study aims to analyze and detect the behavior of Trojan attacks, provide ways on how to prevent, detect, and recover from Trojan attacks.

Ancient Coin Found to Commemorate Trojan War Hero Pandaros
Robert M. Cutler, 2016
Abstract: An ancient bronze coin reverse of the city-state of Zeleia in Troas shows a geometrical design, sometimes called a monogram, whose significance has long been considered as uncertain. Reconsideration leads to a suggestion based on the Iliad of Homer that the design may represent a famous bow. This was the bow that the Trojan War leader and archer Pandaros used to defend Troy by wounding Menelaus and Diomedes, though the latter eventually slew Pandaros. If this design interpretation is correct, Zeleians retained considerable pride in Pandaros many centuries after his heroics in the supposed Trojan War and after Homer sang about him in the Iliad.

Ancient Coin Commemorates Trojan War’s Kilikian King Eëtion?
Robert M. Cutler, 2016
Abstract: Ancient Roman provincial coins long described as a possible first-century BCE issue of Pontos are considered further. The coins appear to be inscribed EETIA, possibly preserving the Latinized name of legendary King Eëtion of the Kilikians as applied to his people and their progeny, or to a festival or other observance in his honor. Eëtion was the father of the exemplary Princess Andromache and father-in-law of Troy’s valiant Prince Hektor. Both men were killed during the Trojan War by the Greek hero Achilles, as Homer relates in the Iliad. EETIA coins do not appear to be from the area of Eëtion’s Thebe, but elsewhere in Anatolia, probably either along its north or southeast coast. If the northeast is correct, the coins may be from provincial Bithynia or Pontos. If the southeast is correct, the coin may be from the area of historical Kilikia and its reverse design could refer to the legendary soothsayers Mopsos and Kalchas. The coin issue, wherever it was minted, may be the only one that explicitly memorializes Eëtion, though it was not issued until some twelve centuries after his supposed defeat and death, and seven centuries after Homer told his story.

"Abstract. – In the past few decades, eunuchs have been described as being for the ancient Greeks a fascinating symbol of eastern effeminacy and weakness as opposed to strong, male Greeks, exemplifying ancient Greek orientalism. Greek tragedy has been presented as a major source on the matter, although very few of the characters in the Greek plays we know are eunuchs. This paper examines the three cases that have been produced as evidence. In two fragments of lost plays (Phrynichos’ Phoenissae and Sophocles’ Troilos) there is indeed a castrated oriental slave, but both texts are limited to a few words. There is nothing to suggest that the eunuch either had a major role in the play as a whole or served as a symbol to contrast Orientals and the Greeks. The third alleged eunuch is the Phrygian slave of Euripides’ Orestes, this time a rather important figure in an extant tragedy, but it is shown here that he should not be interpreted as being a eunuch. Thus, eunuchs seem to have been unimportant in Greek tragedy, and consequently they cannot be considered to have been a fascinating symbol of the contemptible Oriental.
Résumé. –  Dans les dernières décennies, les eunuques ont été décrits comme étant aux yeux des Grecs anciens un symbole fascinant du caractère efféminé et de la faiblesse des Orientaux, par opposition aux Grecs mâles et forts – ce qui en faisait une illustration de l’orientalisme grec antique. La tragédie grecque a été présentée comme une source majeure sur la question, bien que nous connaissions très peu de personnages d’eunuques. Cet article examine les trois cas qui ont été produits comme témoins. Dans deux fragments de pièces perdues, les Phéniciennes de Phrynichos et le Troïlos de Sophocle, il y a effectivement un esclave oriental castré, mais les deux textes se limitent à quelques mots et il n’y a rien qui suggère en fait que l’eunuque avait un rôle majeur dans la pièce dans son ensemble ou qu’il servait à symboliser les Orientaux par contraste avec les Grecs. Le troisième eunuque supposé est l’esclave phrygien de l’Oreste d’Euripide, qui est cette fois un personnage assez important dans une tragédie conservée. Mais on montre ici qu’il ne faut pas y voir un eunuque. Au total, donc, les eunuques semblent avoir été sans importance dans la tragédie grecque et ils ne peuvent par conséquent être considérés comme un symbole fascinant de l’Oriental méprisable.
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Abstract: Trojan virus attacks pose one of the most serious threats to computer security. A Trojan horse is typically separated into two parts-a server and a client. It is the client that is cleverly disguised as significant software and positioned in peer-to-peer file sharing networks, or unauthorized download websites. The most common means of infection is through email attachments. The developer of the virus usually uses various spamming techniques in order to distribute the virus to unsuspecting users. Malware developers use ...

Currently, spam and scams are passive attack over the inbox which can initiated to steal some confidential information, to spread Worms, Viruses, Trojans, cookies and Sometimes they are used for phishing attacks. Spam mails are the major issue over mail boxes as well as over the internet. Spam mails can be the cause of phishing attack, hacking of banking accounts, attacks on confidential data. Spamming is growing at a rapid rate since sending a flood of mails is easy and very cheap. Spam mails disturb the mind-peace, waste time and consume various resources e.g., memory space and network bandwidth, so filtering of spam mails is a big issue in cyber security.This paper presents an novel approach of spam filtering which is based on some query generated approach on the knowledge base and also use some artificial neural network methods to detect the spam mails based on their behavior. analysis of the mail header, cross validation. Proposed methodology includes the 7 several steps which are well defined and achieve the higher accuracy. It works well with all kinds of spam mails (text based spam as well as image spam). Our tested data and experiments results shows promising results, and spam’s are detected out at least 98.17 % with 0.12% false positive.