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ISEF · 2017

Linux Processes' Memory Visualization

Systems Software

Linux processes’ memory visualization (MemVis) is a project which aims to facilitate the users who want easily to observe the memory of a currently running process and moreover to analyze it…

ISEF · 2017

My ePass - Your Digital Identity

Systems Software

My ePass is a platform-independent infrastructure which enables individuals and businesses to establish secure and seamless digital communication. Worldwide, there is a big diversity of stan…

ISEF · 2017

Protium: A Future of Web-Development

Systems Software

Meet Protium Protium is a high-level web-development platform that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. With Protium you can take Web applications from concept to launch…

ISEF · 2017

Pyco: An Algorithmic Composer

Systems Software

In this paper we describe a composing program written in Python. The purpose of the program is to ease the work of a human composer by providing inspiration. It is also possible to generate…

ISEF · 2017

Security from DDOS

Systems Software

Botnets can overfill a server through unwanted spam. The purpose of the designed program is to block unwanted DDOS. After being written, BOTNET, UFONET, SLOW-LORIS were used to attack the co…

ISEF · 2017

Working Safety-Application

Systems Software

Working safety in technical work is an important thing in elementary schools. It is learned as a side subject in technical work, but we think that with traditional learning methods students…

ISEF · 2017

Zarad

Systems Software

The project aims to protect the images posted on the Internet from being copied or saved using “Screen Shot” features and thus protects the user from most common cyber-crimes that happen dai…

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