International Journal of Progressive Sciences and Technologies

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    Cyber Forensic and Reverse Engineering Techniques for Digital Signature Integrity Verification

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    The integrity and authenticity of digital signatures are fundamental in securing digital transactions and communications. As a cryptographic mechanism, digital signatures ensure identity verification, data integrity, and non-repudiation. However, the increasing sophistication of tampering techniques, including signature spoofing, certificate forgery, and man-in-the-middle attacks, necessitates advanced forensic methodologies for detection and mitigation. This study presents an integrated approach utilizing cyber forensic analysis and reverse engineering techniques to enhance the verification of digital signature integrity. A multi-layered verification framework is proposed, incorporating forensic audit trails, cryptographic anomaly detection, and reverse engineering-based signature validation. By examining digital artifacts, hashing inconsistencies, and cryptographic vulnerabilities, the methodology strengthens the detection of unauthorized modifications. Experimental evaluations demonstrate the framework’s effectiveness in identifying forged and altered digital signatures across diverse cybersecurity scenarios. Findings emphasize the critical role of forensic methodologies in strengthening cyber defense mechanisms, particularly in sectors requiring high-assurance security, such as e-government, financial institutions, and blockchain-based smart contracts. The results highlight the necessity for continuous advancements in forensic tools and reverse engineering techniques to counter evolving cyber threats. The growing reliance on secure digital communications underscores the need for enhanced forensic-based verification frameworks. This research contributes to cybersecurity by providing a robust forensic approach for ensuring the reliability and authenticity of digital signatures in modern cyber ecosystems

    Model Development and Optimization of Data Security Attack Detection Using Neural Network Technology

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    This research examines the development and optimization of a data security attack detection model utilizing an artificial neural network (ANN) approach. The primary objective is to enhance the robustness and effectiveness of data security systems in addressing the growing complexity of cyber threats. By leveraging state-of-the-art ANN technologies, this research seeks to improve the efficiency and accuracy of detecting various types of security attacks, including Malware, DDoS, and Intrusion, in dynamic network environments. The methodology involves an in-depth analysis of comprehensive security attack datasets, the application of advanced optimization techniques, and the implementation of cutting-edge ANN models. Additionally, this study integrates machine learning methods such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), Random Forest (RF), and Support Vector Machines (SVM) to evaluate and compare their performance in threat detection. Through a rigorous analysis, the strengths and limitations of each model are assessed to identify the most effective approach for classifying and mitigating security threats. The findings underscore the potential of ANN technologies in ensuring data integrity and resilience against increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. However, challenges such as dataset imbalances and model biases necessitate further refinement. This research contributes to the advancement of cybersecurity by providing critical insights into the application of ANN technologies and fostering innovative strategies for developing adaptive and reliable security solutions to meet the demands of the evolving digital landscape

    Development of Integrated Farming: Livestock-Agriculture-Aquaculture in Kalisidi Village Based on Participatory Community Development

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    This community service program aims to develop an integrated agricultural model encompassing the livestock, agriculture, and aquaculture sectors in Kalisidi Village. The approach utilized is Participatory Community Development (PCD), which emphasizes active community participation at every stage of planning, implementation, and evaluation. The methods employed include technical training, farmer group mentoring, and the strengthening of local institutions. The program's results show an increase in the community's capacity to manage natural resources sustainably, diversify income sources, and improve local food security. Active community participation has been key to the program's success, as the community members are not only beneficiaries but also the primary drivers of this integrated agricultural system's development. This program is expected to serve as a replicable model for other villages with similar conditions

    Business Model Canvas Training in Encouraging the Realization of TKMP Cileungsi Business Sustainability

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    In 2024, the business world in Indonesia is still characterized by various challenges. This is inseparable from the dynamics of developments in the country and the global situation, which in turn has had an impact on employment conditions throughout this year. On the other hand, the number of unemployed people and the open unemployment rate (TPT) in Indonesia have tended to decline in the last 5 years. Although in August 2024 it began to rise again in Indonesia (https://dataindonesia.id/, 2024). Various efforts have been made by the Government to reduce the rate of unemployment, and increase the number of people working and trading. One of these efforts is the beginner independent workforce program. The development of beginner independent labor in Indonesia is an integral part of the government's efforts to create jobs and improve community welfare (https://kemnaker.go.id/, 2024). The purpose of this activity is to conduct counseling / training filled with lectures, questions and answers and case examples regarding the Business Model Canvas and its application. This Community Service activity will begin with the initial step, namely observation of understanding of the Business Model Canvas. The training will be conducted in Cileungsi. Steps taken: 1) preparation; 2) training implementation. Evaluation during the training process: 1) 85% of TKMP Cileungsi can understand well the activities of the training; 2) 80% of TKMP Cileungsi were able to practice the Business Model Canvas; 3) 75% of TKMP Cileungsi were willing to socialize the Business Model Canvas skills. Taking into account the data above, it can be concluded that the training success indicators that have been set at the beginning have obtained optimal results and achieved the target.Keywords— Business Model Canvas Training, TKMP Cileungsi, Business Sustainabilit

    Scholastic Performance Among Senior High School Students In Distance Learning During The Covid-19 Pandemic

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    This study essentially made use of a descriptive-correlation design where it attempted to measure the Scholastic performance of Senior High School students in distance learning through a virtual set-up. A descriptive survey was used to describe the profile of the respondents in terms of age, sex, birth order of siblings in the family, parents' highest educational attainment, parents’ occupation, family monthly income, and gadget/s used in online learning. A test of correlation was conducted to analyze the Home Environment, Parental Educational background, Socioeconomic status, Teacher factor, Technology resources, and Learning. The name of the program is “Future Ready, Future Smart,” commonly known as the FRFS Program, wherein the students learn by using the Study Guides (modules) and Video Lectures provided to them by their learning facilitator. In order to ensure the bridging of the learning gaps, Good Samaritan Colleges-Senior High School also requires the students to attend their Virtual Classes. Considering the results, fifty-nine percent (59%) of the respondents belong to the eighteen (18) to nineteen (19) age bracket. This age group represents those students in Senior High School or those in Grades 11 and 12, which belongs to Generation Z. Sixty-four percent (64%) of the respondents represented Female students. Females are known to mature faster than males as they undergo puberty and finish it earlier.  Also, they usually spend more time doing homework than boys. Forty-six (46%) students are firstborns.  Firstborns are expected to lead and take care of their siblings so they are usually responsible and reliable. Fifty-seven percent (57%) of the parents of the respondents are college graduates. By reaching a higher level of education, the parents can guide their children in their studies and be examples/role models in attaining their goals in life. Fifty-six percent (56%) of the parents of the respondents have a various occupation, such as government and private company employees, farmers, policemen, welders, lawyers, and drivers. This shows that their parents came from all walks of life. A family of thirty-eight percent (38%) of the respondents earn twenty-five thousand pesos (P25,000) and above per month. These families may be classified as middle-income class families. Forty-nine percent (49%) of the respondents use laptops in their online classes; Laptop, although generally more expensive, is more convenient to use in online classes. Being able to provide a better gadget to be used in their children’s online studies may be attributed to the parents having an occupation.It just shows that there is a significant relationship between the Parents’ Highest Educational Attainment and the Academic Performance of the respondents for School Year 2020-2021 only; and between the Learning Style and the Academic Performance of the respondents for School Year 2019-2020 only. The rest has no significant relationship with the Academic Performance of the respondents for School Year 2019-2020, School Year 2020-2021, and School Year 2021-2022

    Behaviour Of Anopheles Gambiae S.L. To Different Concentrations Of Insecticide, Kingasani District, Kimbanseke Commune, City Of Kinshasa, Dr Congo

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    The results of these investigations reveal that the waste management and environmental sanitation system in place in the Commune of Kimbanseke and specifically in the Quartier Kingasani is inefficient and consequently has health and environmental weaknesses, which would mean it is not environmentally friendly.This is due to a number of variables, including poor use of LLINs and insecticides, insalubrity, the absence of a genuine environmental management policy, mesological education, entomological surveillance and ongoing public awareness-raising.The study of the resistance of Anopheles vectors of malaria subjected to different concentrations of insecticides in the Quartier de Kingasani, Commune de Kimbanseke, city of Kinshasa in DR Congo consisted firstly of a larval prospection and localization of larval sites, obtaining adults after rearing in the insectarium, which allowed the realization of sensitivity tests in order to observe the behavior of Anopheles facing different concentrations of insecticides and to highlight the rate of resistance.Among the five insecticides exposed to Anopheles, these mosquitoes were highly sensitive to three insecticides (Alpha cypermethrin 0.5%, bendiocarb 0.1% and deltamethrin 0.05%), but showed resistance to two insecticides (Permethrin 0.75% and pirimiphos methyl 0.1%).Thus, it is clear that the misuse of LLINs and a variety of insecticides from unknown sources, sold to markets could be the main cause of the increased resistance of Culicidae and sometimes other arthropods of medical interest in the Kingasani micro ecosystem

    Etude Théorique De L’Influence De L’Induction Magnétique Sur La Résistivité Electrique D’un Conducteur

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    Résumé— Cet article est dédié à l’étude théorique de l’influence de l’induction magnétique sur la résistivité électrique d’un matériau. Le calcul étant fait en supposant que la température du milieu magnétisé est dans une gamme de 273 à 300K, une gamme où l’effet de la température est supposée négligeable sur l’évolution de la résistivité [5,6,7]. Le résultat de notre calcul théorique montre que l’omniprésence de soumission d’une induction magnétique et d’un champ électrique à un matériau modifie légèrement sa résistivité électrique. Ainsi la résistivité obtenue est baptisée par résistivité électromagnétique ou bien par magnéto – résistivité

    Modeling Of The 2004 Tsunami In Indonesia Between The Epicenter To The East 90 Ridge

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    Madagascar was spared the tsunami in Indonesia in december 2004.The East 90 ridge and the Mascarene plateaus have constitued a protective barrer for having considerably attenuated the energy of the tsunami on arrival on the east coast of Madagascar.But since 2018, in addition to the new geological context in the Somali and Comoros basins, producing the formation of an underwater volcanic channel n the Mayotte sea, the phenomenon of the East african rift and the phenomenon of glogal warming have been added, Madagascar is once again in a tsunami risk zone.This requires a new appropriate measure according to the country’s possibilitie

    Regarding the Possibility of Calculating the Series of Silicides S0_298 Based on the Principle of Additivity

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    The paper demonstrates the possibility of using the method of additivity of structural ingredients in determining the standard molar values of thermodynamic parameters. Using this method, the probability of determining silicides S0_298 reaches up to one entropic unit.

    Détermination De La Pression Au Sol Nécessaire Pour L’alimentation En Eau Potable Dans Un Bâtiment, Cas D’un Immeuble Multi-Usages R+5

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    Ce document définit les règles particulièrement appliquées au calcul de dimensionnement des tuyauteries d'alimentation d'eau froide et d'eau chaude sanitaire, en se basant sur le document : «Règles DTU 60.11 (DTU P40-202) (octobre 1988) : Règles de calcul des installations de plomberie sanitaire et des installations d'évacuation des eaux pluviales.» En effet, si au niveau de la conduite publique, on ne trouve une pression inférieure à cette pression nécessaire calculée, à l’aide de cette étude, on saura avec exactement les parties qui seront alimentées par la pression de la regideso et les parties à surpassées si on optera pour un suppresseur ou un réservoir surélevé pour alimenter ces zones. Cette étude a une autre particularité résultant à faire un choix judicieux de la capacité de la pompe de suppression d’eau en cas de nécessité

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