"The bottles aren't tamper-proof, because, in our opinion, tamper-proof is nonexistent," Hans Klaus, a spokesman for Berlinger, said this week.
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In the crime's aftermath, tamper-proof seals became an industry standard.
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In response, the government revoked the law requiring tamper-proof tape.
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At its core blockchain is a transparent and tamper-proof digital ledger.
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Blockchain refers to a tamper-proof, distributed digital ledger that records transactions.
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J&J recovered, rolling out tamper-proof packaging just a few months later.
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Broadly speaking, it refers to a tamper-proof, distributed digital ledger that records transactions.
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Pods are not tamper-proof and there could be illegal or dangerous substances added.
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This process is designed to be combat fraud by being encrypted and tamper-proof.
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Put simply, blockchain refers to a tamper-proof, distributed digital ledger that records transactions.
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Metalor this year began to put spots of tamper-proof ink on its bars.
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It's a public ledger of activity on the bitcoin network that is tamper-proof.
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And it worked with federal regulators to introduce tamper-proof packaging to assuage people's fears.
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For all of the strong words and tamper-proof sample bottles, nothing much was changing.
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"[The protocol] is creating a tamper-proof qubit inside an untrusted quantum computer," Vazirani said.
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In that case, its role was an immutable and tamper-proof public ledger of activity.
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It worked out how to open "tamper-proof" sample bottles with the aid of dentistry tools.
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Mail moves in pouches made of durable, water-resistant orange canvas, complete with tamper-proof locks.
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The Tylenol murders are the reason we have tamper-proof seals on pills to this day.
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Etherium is a global computer, where I can write a piece of code and deploy it and it can run over this network, and it can run in a highly secure way, in a tamper-proof way, and the data is entirely tamper-proof and secure.
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Tylenol's market share crashed, but Johnson & Johnson introduced new tamper-proof packaging and heavily promoted the brand.
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Autographs are verified through tamper-proof holograms attached to the photos and witnessed by an A.I. representative.
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Distributed ledger technology allows data to be stored in vast groupings, which are encrypted and tamper-proof.
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Blockchain is a tamper-proof shared ledger that can automatically process and settle transactions using computer algorithms.
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Provided, of course, that Juul finds a way to make that connection and the protections tamper-proof.
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Russian cheats "lost" test records in state-run labs and opened "tamper-proof" sample bottles with dental instruments.
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Information stored on the ledger is interrelated through cryptographic hashes, which make it virtually irreversible and tamper proof.
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And the reputation scores weren't tracked on a tamper-proof blockchain, they were tracked by a trusted middleman!
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Bad actors would need to hack multiple systems to alter any information, making the data almost tamper-proof.
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Blockchain is a general term for a distributed digital ledger that can record transactions and is tamper-proof.
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Some Taco Bell and Wendy's franchises are using tamper-proof packaging to keep delivery drivers from swiping fries.
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Each transaction is recorded on the blockchain, a tamper-proof digital record maintained by a network of computers.
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This tamper-proof, decentralized feature has made blockchain increasingly popular beyond its original function supporting bitcoin digital transactions.
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Trustworthy supply chains Traceability also means accountability, because blockchain can give a tamper-proof guarantee of a product's origin.
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The same goes for the blockchain, the distributed, decentralized, and tamper-proof ledger on which Bitcoin transactions are recorded.
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Using blockchain technology, ownership records could be stored so they can easily be accessed and they are tamper proof.
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According to Dr. Rodchenkov, it was the F.S.B. that figured out how to open purportedly tamper-proof urine containers.
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It would be great if we had tamper-proof systems, and obviously recent events make that feel more important.
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But surely, they could not forever, as the idea of the United States was designed to be tamper-proof?
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That's why banks in recent years have shown interest in digital coins and blockchain, a tamper-proof digital ledger.
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We're building it in at the hardware level to ensure cars are as tamper-proof as they physically can be.
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The ledger is tamper-proof and transparent, meaning that transactions can be processed without the need for third-party verification.
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The glass bottles used since 2000 to store athletes' urine at the Games have long been hailed as tamper-proof.
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Blockchain technology is what's known as "decentralized" and is considered by advocates to be tamper-proof, cheaper, and more efficient.
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Lawmakers in Connecticut have passed laws requiring electronic surveillance at access points to campuses, as well as tamper proof locks.
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Voting is just a record-keeping system of choices and it would be great if we had tamper-proof systems.
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But as we have learned the hard way, only time will tell how tamper-proof the results really were in 2016.
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" Now, here's what blockchain-the-metaphor is: "What if everyone keeps their records in a tamper-proof repository not owned by anyone?
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Blockchain can help automate transactions and records those transactions on a tamper-proof digital record available to all participants in a network.
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Mr. Tusk argues that blockchains could make reliable online voting possible because the votes could be recorded in a tamper-proof way.
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Blockchain Use Cases in Banking & FinanceInternational PaymentsBlockchain provides a way to securely and efficiently create a tamper-proof log of sensitive activity.
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Blockchain, the technology bitcoin is built on, is a tamper-proof digital ledger that records transactions without the need of a middleman.
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Some stock exchanges wonder whether blockchain's distributed, tamper-proof ledgers and immutable and transparent transaction records could speed up and simplify the process.
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She followed Jacobson wherever he carried the game pieces, double-checking that the winning McDonald's game pieces never left their tamper-proof case.
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The WADA report found that Russia tampered with urine samples stored in bottles previously thought to be tamper-proof during the Sochi games.
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Blockchain is like a digital safe-deposit box, yet its security comes not from secrecy or exclusive access but from being tamper-proof.
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In 2018 the National Election Office ruled thousands of postal votes invalid because the tamper-proof tape on the envelopes had been opened.
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Rather than a single company or entity controlling data, blockchain databases allow the user to control their own data in a tamper-proof system.
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But the secure enclave is designed to be tamper-proof (it's right there in the name), so this is a seemingly impossible task, right?
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Blockchain works as a huge, decentralised ledger of transactions, which is verified and shared by a global computer network and therefore virtually tamper-proof.
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It is tamper-proof and the technology is hailed as something that could be used in a number of different processes across many industries.
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The supposedly tamper-proof bottles that held Russian athletes' doping samples in Sochi were manipulated — enabling officials to switch out their steroid-laced urine.
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Blockchain is a tamper-proof distributed record of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers on the internet and secured through advanced cryptography.
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The Federal Aviation Administration rejected complaints that safety worries outweighed security, but later softened its recommendations as long as the devices were made tamper-proof.
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In its place is a narrow slot with a slatted barrier behind it, all of which is designed to make the box more tamper-proof.
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Any change to the ledger must be approved by all participants on the network, making it tamper-proof with and an ideal tool for auditing.
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Blockchain works as a tamper-proof shared ledger that can automatically process and settle transactions using computer algorithms, with no need for third-party verification.
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The tablets, which are tamper-proof and unable to access the internet, allow inmates to exchange emails with people on an approved list of contacts.
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A key feature of the labels, the company said, is that they're physically tamper-proof because once they are taken off products, they stop working.
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CapitalSpring, a restaurant investment firm with about 4,000 locations nationwide in its portfolio, is deploying tamper-proof packaging for food delivery orders for its restaurants.
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Mitt Romney, R-Utah, and Merkley introduced a bill Thursday that would specify design standards to ensure the devices are tamper-proof, among other measures.
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Accidental poisoning among children is a risk which means ideally e-liquid bottles should be tamper-proof and kept out of reach of children like medicines.
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The chairman of the electoral commission said that the voting system would be tamper-proof, and the government announced extra security measures to protect election officials.
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L. Blockchain works as a tamper-proof shared ledger that can automatically process and settle transactions using computer algorithms, with no need for third-party verification.
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It has experimented with sealing alcohol bought in the terminal in tamper-proof plastic bags, which makes it more difficult to consume once on the plane.
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Wata charges a fee to evaluate games and put them in tamper-proof boxes, but they don't make any money from the sale of the games.
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The private and academic sectors are hard at work on a technology solution: one that is tamper-proof, ensures confidentiality and makes sharing medical data easy.
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And he claims Halbach's vehicle was not properly sealed with tamper-proof tape, allowing cops to open and close the doors and plant evidence ... namely his blood.
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The moment where O'Neal was actually shot was not recorded, raising questions about whether police body cameras are reliable and to what extent they are tamper-proof.
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It has responded by severely curtailing unpopular ad formats while implementing technology to make ads on its site tamper proof, by in effect blocking the ad-blockers.
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A central figure in their schemes, however, has found its way here: the supposedly tamper-proof drug-testing bottle that Russian officials manipulated to evade doping violations.
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He worked overnight with security service officers, he said, to break into supposedly tamper-proof bottles of urine at the Sochi Games and swap out incriminating samples.
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The physical keys are tamper-proof in order to make it harder to duplicate them (but you should still disable keys if you lose them of course).
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Blockchain can be thought of as a tamper-proof digital ledger that records cryptocurrency transactions and other data across a distributed network with no central authority overseeing it.
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"I truly believed this was tamper-proof," he said in a recent interview in Los Angeles, holding a clear Berlinger bottle with a blue stripe in his hand.
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As it creates a shared "golden record" of data that is virtually tamper-proof, it obviates the need for reconciliation and could prove a helpful resource for auditing.
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Then, during the Games, members of the intelligence service replaced urine samples tainted by drugs with clean urine, breaking into supposedly tamper-proof bottles that clearly were not.
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Some big businesses are more at ease with the idea of permissioned blockchains like IBM's as they are designed to be tamper proof and keep transaction data private.
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The industry is pushing ahead with other efforts to track its supply chain, including blockchain, which could provide a permanent, tamper-proof digital record of a gem's journey.
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The Starbucks Delivers experience in China was customized with spill-proof lids for hot and cold drinks, tamper-proof packaging seals, containers that keep drinks hot, and dedicated Ele.
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Blockchain works as a tamper-proof ledger that is able to facilitate and process transactions, as well as other transfers of data, with no need for third-party verification.
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Oswald said the lag in testing Sochi samples stemmed from a difficulty coming up with a suitable method of detecting whether bottles — previously considered tamper-proof — had been manipulated.
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Before you ask, these bots are designed to be tamper-proof, so passers-by won't just smell your delicious delivery curry and crack one open to score an unpaid meal.
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Blockchain works as a tamper-proof shared database network that updates itself in real-time, automatically processing and settling transactions using computer algorithms with no need for third-party verification.
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The miners are also provided with digital scales to weigh their diamonds and a tamper-proof bag where they can be deposited and then passed safely through the supply chain.
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If they still failed tests, Russian officials then managed to compromise the tamper-proof bottles containing their incriminating samples, bottles used by most international competitions, and replace the tainted urine.
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All you can do is put tamper-proof locks on your laptop, or even just glitter nail polish that will help you spot if someone has messed with your hardware.
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He said that with the help of the Russian intelligence service, he had gained access to supposedly tamper-proof drug sample bottles and had surreptitiously substituted in athletes' clean urine.
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Blockchain is being used to help track, in real time, millions of shipping containers across the world by providing a trusted, tamper-proof, cross-border system for digitized trade documents.
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Johnson & Johnson, the maker of Tylenol, worked with Food and Drug Administration officials to develop tamper-proof packaging like foil seals, which then became part of the administration's federal guidelines.
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Tamper-proof measures are obviously in place at the Olympics, but Rodchenkov theorized that someone in the Russian intelligence service had a method for getting around the Berlinger-brand bottle caps.
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Proponents tout it as the technology that will revolutionize the financial services, pointing to its ability to function without a central authority and also store data in a tamper-proof way.
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A decentralized, tamper-proof repository sounds like a great way to audit where your mango comes from, how fresh it is, and whether it has been sprayed with pesticides or not.
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The blockchain works as a huge, decentralized ledger of every bitcoin transaction ever made, which is verified and shared by a global network of computers and therefore is virtually tamper-proof.
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The scheme included switching and changing samples by opening "tamper-proof" bottles — using a method devised by the Russian secret service — and numerous other methods to bypass and cover up drugs tests.
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It will even allow CPEM and the government of Uganda to make grants of free power available to the poorest, while keeping a completely auditable and tamper-proof record of these grants.
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Blockchain is a record of transactions — a transparent and tamper-proof digital ledger — that allows users to share information quickly, freely and without fear that it could be altered without user detection.
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The outside packaging of the two pens examined by the blog was identical, save for small typos or font spacing on the back and having one tamper-proof seal instead of two.
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Even the supposedly tamper-proof bottles, the standard at international athletic competitions, have been called into question by Dr. Rodchenkov, who said Russia's internal intelligence service devised ways to break into them.
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A supplier sent him a package by mistake, filled with the metallic tamper-proof seals — the ones used to secure the envelopes filled with game pieces that Jacobson was charged with delivering.
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Advantages of Using a Distributed Ledger Like BlockchainBlockchain tech offers a way to securely and efficiently create a tamper-proof log of sensitive activity (anything from international money transfers to shareholder records).
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These safety measures typically involve a tamper-proof machine (known as an HSM or hardware security module) that lives in a vault in a specially protected building under biometric lock and smartcard key.
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Nowadays, all sorts of products come in containers deemed tamper-proof, or at least tamper-evident, meaning that consumers can readily tell if a seal has been broken or something else is amiss.
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Mr. Oswald's commission has taken longer than first anticipated to reach verdicts after it struggled to come up with a suitable method of detecting whether bottles — previously considered tamper-proof — had been manipulated.
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He said the Russian modus operandi involved a secret room within the official testing building where supposedly tamper-proof bottles containing positive urine samples from its athletes were swapped with clean samples collected earlier.
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Sealed bags of minerals would be stamped with tamper-proof identification that will allow them to be traced to help ensure that they are coming from compliant and conflict-free regions, the statement said.
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The owner of that gun may also be required to account for the gun's whereabouts on a regular basis, or submit proof that the gun is stored in a tamper-proof container or safe.
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It was also around that time that a foreign supplier in charge of sending Simon Marketing the tamper-proof seals mistakenly sent a whole package of seals to Jacobson directly, according to The Daily Beast.
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While 71% of grandparents keep prescriptions in original containers that may include tamper-proof features, the rest of them moved medicines to other containers or pill boxes that are easier to open, the poll found.
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Blockchain, which first emerged as the system underpinning cryptocurrency bitcoin, is a tamper-proof distributed record of data that is maintained by a network of computers on the internet without the need for a centralized authority.
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Proponents argue that blockchain's role as a transparent, tamper-proof record and its decentralized nature make it more secure than any repository under the control of one entity, because central sources are far easier to hack.
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A World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) probe, conducted by lawyer Richard McLaren, showed last month that Russian security officials had found a way to remove tamper-proof lids from test containers at the 2014 Sochi winter Olympics.
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When the first nuclear-alert alarm sounded, at approximately two-thirty in the afternoon, the President flipped the switch that locks the doors to the Oval Office with tamper-proof dead bolts and then dove under his desk.
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Recently the IOTA Foundation announced the launch of its data marketplace and that it has teamed up with multiple leading companies including Microsoft, Bosch, Daimler, Accenture, Samsung, Orange, and more, to demonstrate a so-called, tamper-proof data marketplace.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Financial regulators are warming up to new uses for "blockchain" technology, which promises tamper-proof communication and makes many types of transactions far more secure, Blythe Masters, the head of one firm in the market, told Reuters.
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From now on, each of the 18bn packs of prescription medicines sold in the EU each year must have a tamper-proof seal and a unique code, which pharmacists must scan in to verify it is not a fake.
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The blockchain is a database that acts as a public ledger of all transactions with the currency, and is thought to be almost completely tamper-proof because it is validated and stored independently on thousands of different computers worldwide.
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Facebook's decision last year to create tamper-proof ads that can't be removed by ad-blockers is expected to yield an additional $720 million this year in advertisement revenue for the social media giant, according to the PageFair analysis.
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According to the company, Pillo will recognize each users face and voice, dispense the proper pills at the appropriate time (pills are stored in a tamper-proof casing, according to the company), and automatically reorder your medicine before it runs out.
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The ledger is tamper-proof and cannot be manipulated by malicious actors because it doesn't exist in any single location, and man-in-the-middle attacks cannot be staged because there is no single thread of communication that can be intercepted.
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The scores of glass bottles in question from the 2014 Sochi Olympics — bottles thought to be tamper-proof before last year's scandal — have been stored by the International Olympic Committee in a secure lab in Switzerland for the last three years.
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Insurers say they can navigate those hazards as they explore blockchain - tamper-proof databases shared and updated across a network - "big data", analysing reams of information for trends, as well as the artificial intelligence technology behind driverless cars, drones and voice-recognition software.
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Rémy Cointreau, a premium liquor brand offering tamper-proof bottles on the mainland ("near field communications" tags tell your smartphone if the booze has been diluted), saw global revenues rise by nearly 230% last quarter and credited "improving trends in greater China".
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At Sochi, Dr. Rodchenkov said, he spent most nights, from around midnight on, replacing urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine from the same athletes, somehow breaking into the supposedly tamper-proof bottles that are the standard at international competitions.
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The idea is that, because blockchains use distributed rather than centralised records and are more tamper-proof than other databases, they can be applied to tasks from streamlining medical record-keeping or trade finance to ensuring that diamonds and other minerals are ethically sourced.
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A 1986 patent, credited to Shear, explained the issue as one of "return on investment," in which methods of "tamper-proof" protection, such as a self-destruct feature, were added to the software to limit how much access a user had based on their payment.
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" Then, he informed the Times, "Russian antidoping experts and members of the intelligence service surreptitiously replaced urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected months earlier, somehow breaking into the supposedly tamper-proof bottles that are the standard at international competitions.
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Now ISIS is actively testing a blockchain-based messaging app that could provide everything it needs to thrive: secure, anonymous communication, a tamper-proof repository for beheading videos and other ISIS propaganda, and perhaps most ominously, the ability to transfer cryptocurrency anywhere in the world.
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Citing the former head of Russia's anti-doping agency, the New York Times reported last week that Russian anti-doping experts and members of the intelligence services secretly broke into tamper-proof bottles to replace urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected earlier.
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You can also use tamper-proof tape or even pearlescent nail polish to create a seal over the SIM card slot and the screws holding your phone together so that if it is removed or altered after your phone is seized, you can tell your phone was tampered with.
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"Keep your voting records in a tamper-proof repository not owned by anyone" sounds right — yet is your Afghan villager going to download the blockchain from a broadcast node and decrypt the Merkle root from his Linux command line to independently verify that his vote has been counted?
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In a dark-of-night operation, Russian antidoping experts and members of the intelligence service surreptitiously replaced urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected months earlier, somehow breaking into the supposedly tamper-proof bottles that are the standard at international competitions, Dr. Rodchenkov said.
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In a plot straight out of a spy thriller, Russian antidoping experts and government agents worked through the night passing urine samples through a hole in the wall, replacing drug-tainted samples with clean ones taken months before from the same athletes and somehow replacing tamper-proof caps.
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Officials pointed to revelations that drug violations had been routinely covered up by Russian antidoping authorities, who investigators said broke into supposedly tamper-proof bottles — leaving microscopic scratch marks — and swapped out the steroid-laced urine of Russian athletes, sometimes substituting in the clean urine of different people.
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Whatever happens now, there is no doubt that the F.B.I. has already collected hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence in the form of documents, interviews, electronic surveillance and foreign intelligence shared by our allies that are stored in the F.B.I.'s tamper-proof system and cannot be destroyed.
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In a plotline perfectly suited to a Cold-War espionage novel, Russian secret-service agents worked through a hole in a wall to swap out tainted urine samples from Russian athletes, devising a method to break into the supposedly tamper-proof glass bottles used to store those samples.
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To Fight Deepfakes, Researchers Built a Smarter Camera Lily Hay Newman writes about an effort to make cameras tamper-proof: The NYU team demonstrates that you could adapt the signal processors inside—whether it's a fancy DSLR or a regular smartphone camera—so they essentially place watermarks in each photo's code.
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The Times report explains:In a dark-of-night operation, Russian antidoping experts and members of the intelligence services surreptitiously replaced urine samples tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected months earlier, somehow breaking into the supposedly tamper-proof bottles that are the standard at international competitions, Dr. Rodchenkov said.
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A former Russian official said he had overseen a vast doping program, years in the making, and that at Sochi, his team was able to access urine samples through a hole in a wall, open supposedly tamper-proof Swiss-made bottles and replace dozens of athletes' tainted samples with clean urine.
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He described an operation out of a spy thriller in which he, with the guidance of sports officials and the help of members of the country's intelligence service, broke into supposedly tamper-proof bottles every night to replace urine tainted by performance-enhancing drugs with clean urine collected months earlier.
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In contrast, on a blockchain system, by executing the transaction as a record in a tamper-proof repository not owned by anyone, the transfer of money and digital product is automatic, atomic, and direct, with no middleman needed to arbitrate the transaction, dictate terms, and take a fat cut on the way.
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They are glass bottles used to hold athletes' urine samples, and they are central to the account of a former Russian antidoping official who says that the host country executed an elaborate doping operation at the 2014 Sochi Olympics — imperceptibly switching out drug-tainted urine from the squat containers long thought to be tamper-proof.
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The company says it can detect faces from several feet away and uses the same face detection as the Nest Hello and Nest Cam IQ. It's designed to be "tamper proof," with the camera's power cable running directly into the wall it's mounted on, so potential burglars will have a harder time disabling the camera.
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One philosophy says we should keep the core of bitcoin as really for those big-batch transactions, and it's okay if they cost $4 to do that, because you're talking about moving much, much larger amounts of money through that, and it's the value of a tamper-proof, secure ledger that you're paying to use.
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When my laptop and 35-millimeter camera were flagged during a plane change in Doha recently, I was forced to turn them over to a patient Qatar Airways employee who wrapped them in plastic, packaged them in a cardboard box, bagged the box in a strong plastic bag with a tamper-proof seal and ticketed it as checked baggage.
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Essentially, blockchain is a family of decentralized record-keeping systems that allow different parties to share the knowledge of ownership and transfer of assets — from physical goods and services to intangible capital to digital tokens such as Bitcoin — in a timely and tamper-proof fashion, thereby facilitating trust in transactions without the need for expensive third-party intermediaries such as banks and notaries.
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"At various times, I spoke to Alexander Kravtsov about the use of performance-enhancing drugs generally, and about the Sochi plan in particular," Dr. Rodchenkov said, adding that Mr. Kravtsov's personal driver had at times transported agents of the Federal Security Service to Russia's national antidoping laboratory ahead of the Games, to help study and surreptitiously break into the supposedly tamper-proof glass bottles used to collect urine at international sports events.
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In terms of additional details of how the audit infrastructure might work, DeepMind says the aim is to build on the existing data logs it creates when its systems interact with health data via an append-only "special digital ledger" — not a decentralized blockchain (which it claims would be wasteful in terms of resources) but by a DeepMind-controlled ledger that has a tree-like structure, meaning new entries generate a cryptographic hash that summarizes both the latest entry and all of the previous values — with the idea being to make entries tamper-proof, as the ledger grows.
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The ongoing Russian affair is a morass of bribery and deceit: top Russian sports, anti-doping, and state security officials lying to WADA about some positive drug tests, and breaking into supposedly tamper-proof bottles to cover up others; senior officials from the governing bodies of world and Russian track and field extorting hush money from athletes to cover up PED use; French police investigating the head of track and field's world governing body, Lamine Diack, his advisor, and the organization's former doping chief on suspicion of accepting more than one million euros to do the same; and a report that Diack's organization, the IOC, and even WADA all either ignored or declined to act on evidence of systemic Russian doping presented to them in 2003.
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