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7. A Gaps Approach to Access the Efficiency and Effectiveness of IT-Initiatives In Rural Areas: case study of Samalta, a village in the central Himalayan Region of India

Author

Ghanshala, Kamal Kumar, Pant, Durgesh, and Pandey, Jatin

Subjects
Computer Science - Computers and Society
Abstract

This paper focuses on the effectiveness and efficiency of IT initiatives in rural areas where topology creates isolation to developmental activities. A village is selected for the study and information is gathered through interviews of village dwellers. These collected responses are then analyzed and a gaps model is proposed.

Published
2013

8. Detection and Prevention of New and Unknown Malware using Honeypots

Author

Kumar, Shishir and Pant, Durgesh

Subjects
Computer Science - Networking and Internet Architecture, Computer Science - Cryptography and Security
Abstract

Security has become ubiquitous in every domain today as newly emerging malware pose an ever-increasing perilous threat to systems. Consequently, honeypots are fast emerging as an indispensible forensic tool for the analysis of malicious network traffic. Honeypots can be considered to be traps for hackers and intruders and are generally deployed complimentary to Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) in a network. They help system administrators perform a rigorous analysis of external and internal attacks on their networks. They are also used by security firms and research labs to capture the latest variants of malware. However, honeypots would serve a slightly different purpose in our proposed system. We intend to use honeypots for generating and broadcasting instant cures for new and unknown malware in a network. The cures which will be in the form of on-the-fly anti-malware signatures would spread in a fashion that is similar to the way malware spreads across networks. The most striking advantage of implementing this technology is that an effective initial control can be exercised on malware. Proposed system would be capable of providing cures for new fatal viruses which have not yet been discovered by prime security firms of the world.

Published
2009

10. Green equations.

Author

JOSHI, ANIL PRAKASH, JOSHI, SHIVAM, PANT, DURGESH, and PUROHIT, HIMANI

Subjects
FOREST resilience, AIR quality indexes, WATER harvesting, WATER quality monitoring, TREE mortality
Published
2023

18. Object-oriented Systems in C++

Author

Pant, Durgesh, Sharma, M. K., Vaisla, K. S., Pant, Durgesh, Sharma, M. K., and Vaisla, K. S.

Subjects
C++ (Computer program language)
Abstract

Object-Oriented Systems in C++ covers the syllabus of UP Technical and Uttaranchal Technical University. Its main objective is to teach how to design and develop a real world system using object-oriented modeling concepts and later how to write a program in C++ and how to make proper use of its features in computer programs. This book starts with a concise introductory text on object-oriented methodologies free from complex definitions in order to facilitate clear-cut understanding of OOAD and use of C++ language to implement it in a very short span of time. All the chapters have been analysed in a tutorial style based explanation of OOAD and C++ concepts through examples with a reference style. The book makes the learning for students very easy.

Published
2018

28. M- Governance Model To Accentuate Governance Framework In Governance Archietecture To Empower People In Himalayan Villages Using Mobile Technology.

Author

Ghanshala, Kamal Kumar and Pant, Durgesh

Subjects
INFORMATION & communication technologies, COMPUTER science, CELL phones, INFORMATION theory, KNOWLEDGE management
Abstract

The world of communication sciences originated with the evolution of languages, right around 250,000 years ago. With the languages, people started to communicate their thoughts, observations, and ideas which inherited new sciences and technologies for human societies around the globe. In Past few decades, with advancement in technology, the communication technologies have completely changed the way we live. Since its scientific invention in 1980's, cell phone technology is most flourishing technical explosion coupled with the low-cost hardware, that makes able people own devices which were previously only available to a particular exclusive class of Information-haves. India has the world's second-largest mobile phone user base with over 929.37 million users as of May 2013 which has grown to 980.81 in June 2015 with the figure rising to 1.16 billion by 2017 [1][2]. The unparalleled speed of espousal of mobile phone technology has raised the general expectations about its latest contributions to spreading of information and knowledge to every individual in society. In a Himalayan region where accessibility is a major cause for digital divide, the importance of mobile technology has immensely increased. Fragile Geological structures lead to frequent disasters, tough terrains makes unreachable habitats and lack of communication generates an information gap for people in this zone, especially in a rural milieu. An integrated mobile knowledge management system can unleash social and geographical barriers through providing all required information and services to last mile person. India has taken a series of initiatives as also an institutional framework to create IT enabled communities, particularly in remote places. This paper aims to discuss an integrated framework to utilize the massive reach of mobile technology and exploit the potential of mobile phones to enable easy access to public services in rural areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

39. Cyber Crime in India.

Author

Bhatt, Susheel Chandra and Pant, Durgesh

Subjects
COMPUTER crimes, COMPUTER security, COMPUTERS, INFORMATION science, INTERNET, WORLD Wide Web
Abstract

Cyber crime is an evil having its origin in the growing dependence on computers in modern life. Computers and informatics have undoubtedly brought in remarkable transformation at all levels. The world, as we witness today, is not the same world what it was before the arrival of Internet and subsequently WWW. It totally changed and become popular as a cyber world. This cyber world is surrounded by number of things in which crime is the most serious threat. This paper is an attempt to provide a glimpse on cyber crime in India. This paper is based on various reports from web, newspaper and media. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

41. Climate change education.

Author

Ghosh, P., Sundriyal, Manju, Pant, Durgesh, and Bhandari, N. S.

Subjects
*MEETINGS, *CLIMATE change conferences, *GLOBAL warming conferences, *EFFECT of human beings on climate change, *EFFECT of climate on biodiversity
Abstract

Information about the three-day national seminar that was held in India is presented. Topics include the role of higher education in addressing climate change, challenges of global warming and climate change faced by the Himalayan states and their people and effect of climate change to the society, agriculture and health. The seminar featured speaker Manju Sundriyal, scientist of Uttarakhand Science Education and Research Centre (USERC).

Published
2016

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