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Whois

Property	Value
Name	Hovav Shacham
Email	9r6v7x6132@nojunkemailaddress.com
Zip Code	15203
City	Pittsburgh
State	PA
Country	US
Phone	+1.4123257437
NameServer	ns-575.awsdns-07.net
Created	2014-07-08 22:27:02
Changed	2014-09-07 03:45:16
Expires	2018-07-08 22:27:02
Registrar	pair Networks, Inc.d

DNS Resolutions

Date	IP Address
2014-08-21	205.251.253.74 (ClassC)
2014-08-28	54.230.7.49 (ClassC)
2014-08-30	216.137.43.159 (ClassC)
2014-09-15	54.230.140.160 (ClassC)
2014-09-15	205.251.215.254 (ClassC)
2014-09-15	54.230.141.185 (ClassC)
2014-09-15	205.251.215.47 (ClassC)
2014-09-15	54.230.142.56 (ClassC)
2014-09-17	54.192.6.63 (ClassC)
2014-09-19	54.230.88.118 (ClassC)
2014-09-20	205.251.215.213 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.230.12.206 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.192.5.84 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.230.12.220 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.230.13.232 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.230.15.68 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.192.12.189 (ClassC)
2015-02-28	54.230.13.239 (ClassC)
2015-03-02	54.230.6.150 (ClassC)
2015-03-16	54.192.3.85 (ClassC)
2015-03-16	54.230.90.254 (ClassC)
2015-03-16	54.192.3.147 (ClassC)
2015-03-24	54.240.166.57 (ClassC)
2015-03-24	216.137.39.167 (ClassC)
2015-03-24	54.192.2.85 (ClassC)
2015-03-24	54.230.1.107 (ClassC)
2015-03-31	54.192.3.138 (ClassC)
2015-03-31	54.192.3.80 (ClassC)
2015-03-31	216.137.39.112 (ClassC)
2015-03-31	54.192.2.127 (ClassC)
2015-06-26	54.230.91.108 (ClassC)
2015-12-09	54.192.88.110 (ClassC)
2016-12-25	52.84.66.101 (ClassC)
2025-10-09	185.199.109.153 (ClassC)
2025-12-04	185.199.108.153 (ClassC)
2026-01-15	185.199.111.153 (ClassC)
2026-01-18	185.199.110.153 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: GitHub.comContent-Type: text/html; charsetutf-8Last-Modified: Wed, 06 Jun 2018 06:24:21 GMTETag: 5b177e15-e36Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *Expires: Fri, 25 Oct 2019 09:58:35 GMT

!DOCTYPE html>html langen>head>  meta charsetutf-8/>  meta nameviewport contentwidth  640/>  link relstylesheet hrefradsec.css/>  title>RadSec/title>/head>body>h1 stylefont-size: 1.4em>  Security Analysis of a Full-Body Scanner/h1>img height420 classfloating stylemargin-left:1.5em  srcimg/pistol-waistband-front.png>p>  Full-body scanners (also known as “advanced imaging  technology”) are used as the primary passenger screening  mechanism in airports across the United States and many other  countries. Despite their critical role in aviation security, these  scanners have never been tested for effectiveness, privacy, or  safety in a rigorous study that is independent of the manufacturers  and government agency customers.  This study documents the results of  the first such independent evaluation of the  a hrefhttp://www.rapiscansystems.com/en/products/ps/productsrapiscan_secure_1000_dual_pose>Rapiscan  Secure 1000/a>, an X-ray backscatter machine that was deployed at  TSA airport checkpoints between 2009 and 2013.  In laboratory tests  with a real machine, we were able to conceal guns, knives, and  explosive simulants in such a way that they were not visible to the  scanner operator. We also studied the cyberphysical security of the  machine and were able to show how an attacker could subvert the  operator console software so that it would be possible to conceal  all types of contraband./p>p>  Learn more:/p>ul>  li>a hrefpress.html>Press release/a>/li>  li>a hrefpaper.html>Full research paper/a>/li>  li>a hrefgallery.html>Image gallery/a>/li>  li>a hreffaq.html>Frequently asked questions (FAQ)/a>/li>/ul>h2>  The Team/h2>p>  The study is a collaboration between researchers at the University  of California, San Diego, the University of Michigan, and Johns  Hopkins University.  To contact the entire team,  email a hrefmailto:radsec-team@umich.edu>radsec-team@umich.edu/a>./p>ul>  li>    a hrefhttps://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~kmowery/>Keaton Mowery/a>,    Ph.D. student, University of California, San Diego  /li>  li>

Subdomains

Date	Domain	IP
www.radsec.org	2024-03-16	185.199.111.153

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