Iris (Korean: 아이리스; RR: Airiseu) is a 2009 South Korean espionage television drama series, starring Lee Byung-hun, Kim Tae-hee, Jung Joon-ho, Kim Seung-woo, Kim So-yeon and Choi Seung-hyun. The plot revolves around two best friends from the 707th Special Mission Group recruited into a secret South Korean black ops agency known as the National Security Service. As the two friends find their loyalties tested and forge new, unlikely alliances, the journey takes them from their home country to Hungary, Japan, and China where they find themselves at the center of an international conspiracy. It aired on KBS2 from October 14 to December 17, 2009, on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 20 episodes.
IRIS: The Movie is a feature-length edit of the 20-episode TV series for cinemas. While not featuring a differing story, additional scenes were shot that expanded upon the original storyline, including an all-new extended ending. The film first saw its premiere at the 34th Hong Kong International Film Festival and was later screened for potential international buyers at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival with a runtime of 123 minutes.[80][81] The movie was released via content distribution company Cine21 in Korea on November 22, 2010, and was announced to be launching on IPTV, cable networks, and 100 online websites.[82] The title's distributors include Kadokawa Pictures in Japan, I-cable Entertainment in Hong Kong, and Clover Films in Singapore.[83]
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Today Automated Biometric Identification Systems (ABIS) can create and store biometric information that matches biometric templates for the face (using the so-called mugshot systems), finger, and iris.
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This dataset defines a total of 11 crowd motion patterns and it is composed of over 6000 video sequences with an average length of 100 frames per sequence.This documentation presents how to download and process the Crowd-11 dataset.
____________________________________________________________War Driving is being called the next big thing in hacking. It's drivingaround looking for unsecured 802.11 wireless networks. Even installationsusing Wired Equivalent Protocol (WEP) for security may be vulnerable if,for instance, they have the encryption key set to one of several well-knowndefault values. The name of the activity is derived from the movie "WarGames". www.theregister.co.uk/content/8/17976.html____________________According to the March 19th Newsweek, one of the secretsRobert Hanssen told theRussians was that the U.S. tunnel under the Soviet embassy in Washingtonwas used so that "laser beams could pick up vibrations from thekeystrokes of Soviet ciphering machines --helping to decode their signals."____________________VBS Worm Generator, the kit used to create the Anna Kournikova worm, has a new V2www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,42375,00.html.The creator says that any harm done with wormscreated using his kit is not his responsibility.The documentation (which is said to be very good) says that testingwith Norton anti-viral 2001, Kaspersky Anti-Virus (AVP), McAfee andF-Secure's "Fprot" indicates theywill not detect new worms created with thiskit.____________________Office XP will have a new anti-piracy feature that willrequire an activation key andkeep any instance from running on more than one PC. However,someone has stolen a corporate version that doesn't require an activationkey, and posted it as warez.www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,42402,00.html___________________A report on web bugs www.securityspace.com/s_survey/data/man.200102/webbug.html has some data on who has themost web pages bugged, and who generates the most bugged traffic.____________________Here's a great NT error message. We should have acontest to guess what it actually meanssupport.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q155/0/12.asp1381L ERROR_TOO_MANY_SECRETSThe maximum number of secrets that can be stored in a single system wasexceeded. The length and number of secrets is limited tosatisfy the UnitedStates State Department export restrictions.____________________There's another object lesson on why not to release documents in Wordformat. This one is about the security implications of an Alcatel DSL modemproduct morons.org/articles/1/188.____________________TRUSTe is seeking public comment on its privacy guidelines for companiesundergoing mergers, acquisitions and bankruptcies. See www.truste.org.____________________Speculation abounds about NSA's Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) prototype. Willit be freely available? Will it provide actual security?Will it be usable? www.nsa.gov/releases/selinux_01022001.html,www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,42972,00.html.____________________A patch to IE to keep MIME handlers from incorrectly launching attachmentsran into a second problem. Users who had not upgraded their IE to theappropriate service pack level were told by the patch installation processthat they did not need to apply the patch, even though they werevulnerable. Unfortunately, this happened around April 1 as well. www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/download/critical/Q290108/default.asp____________________And also around April 1, "DOJ STEPS UP CHILD PORNOGRAPHY FIGHT; Proposalmakes digital cameras 'childsafe'" www.cluebot.com/article.pl?sid=01/04/01/2155249____________________IE will be supporting P3P, with a target release date of this summer. Theinterface is a privacy thermostat. Some privacy advocates object to thisinterface, on the grounds that it encourages trading off privacy forconvenience.____________________On January 29 and 30, 2001, VeriSign, Inc. issued two certificates forAuthenticode signing to an individual fraudulently claiming to be anemployee of Microsoft Corporation. Any code signed by these certificateswill appear to be legitimately signed by Microsoft.Users who try to run code signed with these certificates will generally bepresented with a warning dialog, but of course who wouldn't trust acertificate that was validly issued from VeriSign, and claimed to be forMicrosoft? The certificates are on a Certificate Revocation List (CRL)now, but I gather the code that checks the signatures for ActiveXcontrols, Office Macros, and so on, doesn't do any CRL processing. Microsoft addsthat since the certificates don't have a CRL Distribution Point (DP),it's not possible to find and use the CRL. Rumor has it that the folks got the certificates byknowing the credit card information that Microsoft used to legitimately purchasecertificates in the past. This would make sense, because even though Iactually work for Iris Associates, Verisign shouldn't go issuing mecertificates that claim I speak for Iris Associates on that basis alone. AndMicrosoft's claim that no one could possible check a CRL without a CRL DP seemswrong to me too. If you hard code trusted roots you can certainly hardcode where a CRL is (or configure it somewhere).____________________A Gallery of CSS Descramblers www.cs.cmu.edu/dst/DeCSS/Gallery/includes one in a new language without a compiler, onein plain English,one in haiku form, one transformed into music, a movieversion, and agreeting card.____________________The Aimster pig encoder that translated titles into pig latin to hide themfrom Napster title monitoring has been removed www.aimster.com/pigencoder.phtml.____________________Claude Shannon died on February 24, at age 84.____________________From ACM TechNews: "Chinese Suspected of Hacking U.S. Sites" Washington Post (04/13/01)P. A13; Cha, Ariana E. Since an American spy plane and a Chinese jet fightercollided on April 1, there have been at least nine attacks by hackers on U.S.government and business sites. Chinese portals such as Sina.com andSohu.com give hacking instructions and possible targets, and encouragecitizens to vandalize American sites in retaliation for the death of theChinese pilot. Users who tried to access a site for artists in Marin County,Calif., were greeted yesterday by a Chinese flag and an audio recording oftheir national anthem. Pa.-based Intelligent Direct's site's home pagewas also replaced by a flag, as well as the message "China have bomb,too," and some "profane comments about someone's mother." Manyof the computer attacks were signed by the Hackers Union of China, who callsitself a "network securityorganization." Last year, after the president ofTaiwan expressed the desire to speak with Chinese officials on a"state-to-state" level, Chineseresidents launched more than 100,000 attacks onTaiwanese sites. Chinese hackers differ from most others because they aregenerally motivated by politics, and not the desire for monetary profit. (washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A13431-2001Apr12.html) "UN Working Group Seeks Common Ground on Security" InfoWorld.com (03/23/01); Verton, Dan The United Nations on Thursday will host Global InfoSec2001, a meeting ofits 189 member countries and representatives from theU.S. tech industry todiscuss matters of Internet security. "We want tosensitize diplomats tothe importance of the implications of IT so that theyare equipped to dealwith the issues," says Percy Mangoaela, the UNambassador from Lesotho andchair of the UN's Working Group on Informatics, which isco-sponsoring theconference. Among the issues to be highlighted at theconference isdevising a framework for pursuing cybercrime acrossinternational borders.Tech executive Bill Crowell says this issue is highlyproblematic becauseno country wants to give up any of its nationalsovereignty. Other issuesinclude the privacy of individuals online, withMangoaela pointing out thatdeveloping countries can learn much from the strugglesthat the UnitedStates and the European Union are having with thisissue. www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/01/03/23/010323hnun.xml?0326mnam____________________Schneier's latest CRYPTO-GRAM is a particularly good one. It has aninformative paragraph on the much trumpeted OpenPGP key file vulnerability,and a nice discussion of a security survey (as well as several otherreferences I used above). I include both below verbatim: A vulnerability was found in the OpenPGP standard. If anattacker can modify the victim's encrypted private key file, he canintercept a signed message and then figure out the victim's signing key.(Basically, if the attacker replaces the public key parameters with weakones, the next signature exposes the private key.) This is a problemwith the data format, and not with the cryptographic algorithms. Idon't think it's a major problem, since someone who can access the victim'shard drive is more likely to simply install a keyboard sniffer. But it is aflaw, and shows how hard it is to get everything right. Excellentcryptanalysis work here.Announcement: 2ff7e9595c
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