Infosys Campus Connect Daily K10 : 2019/041

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Dear Professor, Greetings from Infosys Campus Connect Team!!! https://infytq.infosys.com Please find below links for the information related to latest technology and trends. This could help your faculty members and/or your college students. Tech News for the Day Plain wrong: Millions of utility customers’ passwords stored in plain text "It's ridiculous vendors are replying to researchers via general counsel, not bug bounty." New flaws in 4G, 5G allow attackers to intercept calls and track phone locations A group of academics have found three new security flaws in 4G and 5G, which they say can be used to intercept phone calls and track the locations of cell phone users. A 12-Year-Old Built a Fusion Reactor in His Playroom A 12-year-old kid from Tennessee created a nuclear reaction in his family's playroom in January 2018, according The Guardian. That makes him the youngest known person to have done so. Programmer News for the Day Microsoft SEAL open source homomorphic encryption library gets even better for .NET developers! Since its open-source release on December 3rd 2018, Microsoft SEAL has become one of the world’s most popular homomorphic encryption libraries and has been adopted by security and privacy professionals world-wide in both academia and industry. New browser attack lets hackers run bad code even after users leave a web page MarioNet attack lets hackers create botnets from users' browsers. ACM SIGSOFT Talk, "What Role for Programmers in the Age of AI?" with Tim Menzies One of the misleading myths about AI is that it will remove the need for programmers—that somehow, programmers will disappear since AI tools will build our software systems. Word for the Day mar verb \ ˈmär  \ : to ruin or diminish the perfection or wholeness of : SPOIL A large scar marred his face. More Puzzle for the Day Anagram for the Day Water Level Puzzle A person in a boat... ...drops a cannonball overboard... ...does the water level change? Solution (Previous Puzzle): 144 nuts. Frankie finds 4 every hour, Glen finds 5 every hour and Alex eats 3 every hour, so the total per hour is 6, which is 6 x 24 = 144 extra nuts in a day. An anagram is a word made by using letters of another word in a different order. Example: shot à host Find the anagram for the following: Hikes Hocks Hooks Solution (Previous): HALLS : SHALL HATED : DEATH HEIRS : HIRES Innovation of the Day In 1893, carborundum was patented by Edward G. Acheson of Monongahela, Penn. He had discovered it accidentally while trying to make artificial diamonds. In 1935, nylon was discovered by Dr. Wallace H. Carothers of DuPont.   Carborundum In 1951, their theoretical description of the structure of proteins was published by Linus Pauling and Robert Corey in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Video for the Day Podcast for the Day What are Meteors? What's the difference between a meteor, meteorite, and meteoroid ... and exactly how scared should we be? Crash Course explains exactly what happens when earth encounters debris as it plows its course around the sun. The three-parent baby : BBC 6 Mins English The UK has become the first country to approve legislation allowing the creation of babies using DNA from three people. The technique is designed to stop genetic diseases being passed from mother to child. Neil and Harry talk about this controversial proposal. Listen to their conversation and learn some new vocabulary. Idiom for the Day get act together get organized and on schedule With just two months left for his exams, he said he should be getting his act together if he wanted to do well. More Quote for the Day “Experience tells you what to do. Confidence allows you to do it.” Stan Smith Thanks & Regards, Team Campus Connect, Infosys Limited

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Infosys Campus Connect Daily K10 : 2019/039

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Dear Professor, Greetings from Infosys Campus Connect Team!!! https://infytq.infosys.com Please find below links for the information related to latest technology and trends. This could help your faculty members and/or your college students. Tech News for the Day WinRAR patched 19-year-old bug that left millions vulnerable WinRAR gets back at us all for hitting “next time” when prompted to pay. A Software Update Is Breaking Nike’s Expensive, Auto-Lacing Sneakers A Nike-made app can also adjust the sneakers and change the colors on the side. It’s overhyped and stupid as heck, but also: Wow, it’s kind of cool. Brain-inspired artificial intelligence in robots Applying neuroscience in robotics, proposed a case in which robots should be designed based on the principles of the human brain. Programmer News for the Day Linux Foundation launches ELISA, an open source project for building safety-critical systems Machines have a trust problem — particularly autonomous machines deployed in safety-critical scenarios, like industrial robots and driverless cars. DevOps and Cloud InfoQ Trends Report - February 2019 The book "Accelerate" by Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble and Gene Kim, has helped to define several early adopter topics within the domains of digital transformation and high-performing teams. A Tutorial on Kafka With Spring Boot A tutorial on the architecture behind Kafka and it's pub-sub model, and how we can get it working with the popular Java framework, Spring Boot. Word for the Day mandate noun | verb man· date | \ ˈman-ˌdāt  \ : an authoritative command According to government’s mandate everyone should pay their taxes More Puzzle for the Day Anagram for the Day Parrot Puzzle Polly Perkins was after a talking parrot, so she went to the local pet shop in the hope of securing such a find. She was in luck. The shop assistant assured her that the parrot would learn and repeat any word or phrase it heard. Polly was delighted. However, a week later, the parrot still hadn't spoken a word. Polly returned to the shop to complain, however, it appeared that the assistant was accurate in what he had said, and refused a refund. Why didn't the parrot talk? Solution (Previous Puzzle): 891. If we first make sure each number has the same number of digits:    302 202 102 002 991 ==?== and now reverse the digits in each number:    203 202 201 200 199 ==?== We can see that the next number should be 198, which is 891 when reversed. An anagram is a word made by using letters of another word in a different order. Example: shot à host Find the anagram for the following: Glare Great Gulps Solution (Previous): FREED : DEFER FRIES : FIRES FUELS : FLUES Innovation of the Day In 1895, Michael Joseph Owens (1859-1923) of Toledo, Ohio patented a glass-blowing machine (No. 534,840) In 1896, Henri Becquerel stored a wrapped photographic plate in a closed desk drawer, and a phosphorescent uranium compound laid on top, awaiting a bright day to test his idea that sunlight would make the phosphorescent uranium emit rays. In 1935, the feasibility of radar (RAdio Detection And Ranging) was demonstrated to Air Ministry officials at Daventry, England, by Robert Watson-Watt, a Scottish physicist. Video for the Day Podcast for the Day What if everyone jumped at once? If every action has an equal and opposite reaction, what kind of physical action would it take for the earth to notice us? Human microchips : BBC 6 Mins English Office workers in Stockholm, Sweden, are being offered the chance to have a device put under their skin which will allow them to get in and out of their workplace and log into their computers without keys, ID cards or passwords. Are we on the way to being part human, part machine? Listen to Neil and Harry’s conversation and learn some new vocabulary. Idiom for the Day acid test a test that proves a hypothesis or validity of a product or idea The politician made a lot of promises, but the acid test would come when he assumes office and starts delivering on them. More Quote for the Day “Allow yourself to dream and fantasize about your ideal life, what it would look like, and what it would feel like then do something everyday to make it a reality!” Brain Tracy Thanks & Regards, Team Campus Connect, Infosys Limited

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2	1515012	BALAJI S	ECE
3	1515021	DINESH KUMAR T	ECE
4	1515028	GOWTHEESUTHAYA  p	ECE
5	1515035	INDHU C	ECE
6	1515045	KALAISELVI D	ECE
7	1515049	KAVIYARASAN C	ECE
8	1515050	KEERTHANA B	ECE
9	1515064	MURUGAN J	ECE
10	1515067	NARAYANASAMY G	ECE
11	1515089	RATHIKA R	ECE
12	1515095	SANGEETHA A	ECE
13	1515105	SHNEHA S	ECE
14	1515106	SHYAMALA R	ECE
15	1515112	SOWNTHARYA T	ECE
16	1515115	SYED SULAIMAN S	ECE
17	1515121	VIJAY P	ECE
18	1515122	VINOTH KUMAR T	ECE
19	1515124	YAMINI S	ECE
20	1515504	PRIYANKA G	ECE
21	1513011	ARIKARAN G	CSE
22	1513014	ARUNKUMAR R	CSE
23	1513025	DINESH J	CSE
24	1513027	GOKUL E	CSE
25	1513029	GOWTHAM M	CSE
26	1513038	JAYAPRADHA R	CSE
27	1513050	KARTHIKEYAN G	CSE
28	1513051	KARTHIKEYAN T	CSE
29	1513059	KEERTHIVASAN M	CSE
30	1513061	KISHORE R	CSE
31	1513077	MOHANRAJU A P	CSE
32	1513097	POOVARASAN K	CSE
33	1513102	PRAKASHRAJ K	CSE
34	1513103	PRAKASHRAJ S	CSE
35	1513123	SANTHOSHKUMAR R M	CSE
36	1513140	SURYAPRAKASH S	CSE
37	1513158	VIMAL V RA	CSE
38	1516003	AJITH T V	MECH
39	1516008	ARAVINDKUMAR V C	MECH
40	1516013	ARUNKUMAR R	MECH
41	1516014	ARUNRAJ S	MECH
42	1516021	DHILIP J	MECH
43	1516028	DINESHKUMAR S	MECH
44	1516034	GOKULNATH N M	MECH
45	1516045	JAGAN PRASANTH D T	MECH
46	1516048	JAYAPRAKASH C	MECH
47	1516084	MANOJ K	MECH
48	1516087	MATHIVANAN S	MECH
49	1516100	NAGANATHAN S	MECH
50	1516101	NANDHAKUMAR P	MECH
51	1516110	POOVARASAN S	MECH
52	1516112	PRADEEP S	MECH
53	1516130	RAVISHANKAR P	MECH
54	1516132	SABARINATHAN V	MECH
55	1516150	SELVA KUMAR V	MECH
56	1516163	SRITHARAN O K	MECH
57	1516519	DINESH KUMARAN S	MECH
58	1514001	ABINAYA P	EEE
59	1514002	ANU PRIYA R	EEE
60	1514036	NARMADHA R	EEE
61	1514039	NISHA R	EEE
62	1514043	PAVITHRA  P	EEE
63	1514044	PAVITHRA  R	EEE