On the 70th anniversary of the passing of Alan Mathison Turing, The Computer Journal launched a special Turing collection to celebrate both his long-lasting legacy and how this is still inspiring our work today. This collection features cross-discipline contributions from cryptography to AI to botany, quantum physics, and more, and celebrates how Turing's legacy continues to inform research in, and aid the development of, these disciplines.
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As the depletion of IPv4 addresses accelerates, the urgency of transitioning to IPv6 has intensified. To address this imperative, numerous IPv6 transition technologies have emerged to facilitate this migration process. While existing methodologies offer insights into the security implications of ...
Software-defined networking (SDN) improves network flexibility by separating the control plane and data plane, but centralized control architecture also increases the risk of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Traditional detection methods often face performance bottlenecks when dealing ...
Website fingerprinting (WF) attacks based on deep neural networks can effectively identify the target website. Recently, WF defence methods with trace adversarial examples (DTAE) can reduce classification accuracy of existing deep WF attacks from over 98% to approximately 50%. To overcome the ...
The integration of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in healthcare has significantly advanced the field but introduced challenges related to data security and precise diagnoses due to the large data volume. To address these issues, we propose the SA-GBO-ODBN model, combining Blockchain and deep ...
Multilingual knowledge graph completion predicts missing facts in the target language knowledge graph by learning and inferring knowledge and rules in other language knowledge graphs. Existing methods tend to use aligned entities between knowledge graphs in different languages as alignment seeds, ...
Aiming at the actual situation where sensor nodes in wireless sensor networks collect and transmit a large amount of redundant data, an energy-efficient data transmission scheme named EETICC has been proposed, which integrates an appropriate clustering algorithm and compressive sensing (CS) ...
In cloud storage, deduplication techniques are essential for improving storage capacity. Low-entropy data, due to its predictable structure, pose security risks and challenges for convergent encryption, which can compromise semantic security and increase the likelihood of information leakage. To ...
Although existing image-text retrieval methods show strong retrieval performance, they generally fail to explicitly model the subtle semantic difference within categories. To address this problem, we propose a new image-text retrieval method, called CLIP-based Semantic Refinement Method For ...
Despite the significant success of transformer models and their successors in various natural language processing (NLP) applications, their internal workings are still not fully understood. Much of the current interpretability research has focused primarily on numerical components, often missing ...
Spatio-temporal forecasting has wide applications across various domains, particularly in intelligent transportation systems, where it plays a crucial role. Traffic flow prediction, a typical spatio-temporal forecasting task, involves complex dependencies across both time and space dimensions. ...
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