An investigation on integrating XML-based security into Web services

Understanding Web 2.0 service models, applications, reflections, perspectives, and beyond

“…Put another way, people and their needs have to be at the center of any vision of software because technology is only here to make our lives and businesses better, easier, faster or whatever else we require. Web 2.0 ideas have been successful (at least) because they effectively put people back into the technological equation [9]. This even goes as far as turning it on its head entirely and making the technology about people.…”

“…Engaging them in a positive way can often turn around potential problems. If you blog, you know this; often, engaging disagreeable posters turns them into instant friends [9].…”

“…It has been in use for at least 5 years. They new thing about it is that people started using it to build better interfaces [9].…”

“…They only participate in a way that benefits all. Spamming, misleading tags, incorrect information, and sneaky stuff (e.g., creating fictitious Wikipedia entries to promote your products are all activities that hurt the community [9].…”

A Short Survey of Visual Cryptography and Secret Image Sharing Techniques and Applications

“…Any institute can be considered as an application for this scenario. Firstly, employees will register in the system, the signature of the employee is scanned and entered in the system to get its key share this key is printed on a card and given to the employee and the simple share is entered to the system database [18,32]. During authentication, the employee inserts his own card in the card reader mounted in the entrance to read the key share from the card and superimposes over the corresponding simple share available in the database.…”