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Shatter attack
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Shatter
, Shatter attacks
In computing, a shatter attack is a programming technique employed by crackers on Microsoft Windows operating systems to bypass security restrictions…
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2014
2014
The first three dimensional models of shatter cones
D. Baratoux
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S. Bouley
,
W. Reimold
,
L. Baratoux
2014
Corpus ID: 133948741
2013
2013
In opposition, Shatter was fiercely critical of direct provision for asylum seekers : Opinion: In government, however, he has radically changed his tune
L. Thornton
2013
Corpus ID: 153009163
2013
2013
Shatter and Spin Again
Mackenzie Ann Copp
2013
Corpus ID: 107939024
2010
2010
Shatter Cones and Associated Shock-induced Microdeformations in Minerals --- New Investigations and Implications for Their Formation
L. Ferrière
,
G. Osinski
2010
Corpus ID: 55752981
Introduction: Shatter cones are the only shockdeformation feature (i.e., diagnostic evidence of hypervelocity impact) that…
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2007
2007
Studies on the Optimum Harvest Time of Shatter Resistant Sesame
K. Shim
,
Churl-Whan Kang
,
+6 authors
Keum-Yong Park
2007
Corpus ID: 129682889
2006
2006
From the Inside of a Central Uplift: The View from Hawkins Impact Cave
K. Milam
,
B. Deane
,
Peter King
,
P. Lee
,
M. Hawkins
2006
Corpus ID: 18972120
Introduction. Hawkins Impact Cave is the only cave in the world known to have formed inside the central uplift of a complex…
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1988
1988
On the Nature of Explanation or Why Did the Wine Bottle Shatter
R. Michalski
,
Hee-Ja Ko
1988
Corpus ID: 190588830
1988
1988
Shatter cone/bedding interrelationship in the Vredefort Structure: evidence for meteorite impact?
H. Albat
1988
Corpus ID: 133385776
1964
1964
Shatter-cone Orientation at Sudbury, Canada
R. Dietz
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L. W. Butler
Nature
1964
Corpus ID: 28382605
SHATTER-CONING, a unique type of conical fracturing, appears to be a criterion for shock-induced over-pressures in rock. As such…
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1964
1964
A THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE SHOCK WAVE ORIGIN OF SHATTER CONES.
G. Johnson
,
R. Talbot
1964
Corpus ID: 126742714
Abstract : Shatter cones are striated, conical structures usually found in fine-grained, homogeneous rocks. The investigation…
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