Securing User Profile Data in Online Social Networks
Authors: D Ashok, T Bhavana, T Divya, Sk Ayesha Bazith, G Koteswara Rao, K Harshavardhan Reddy
Abstract
Online Social Networking is a way to connecting people well-balanced. So more immensely large number of OSN sites are elevated at speed like a face book, WhatsApp, LinkedIn and so on. All the OSN sites have to engender singularity and apperception of each user, so we require to amass rudimental information’s like denomination, mail id, mobile number and other details for every user have to engender friends circle for more interactive conversation among more members. But in this system, every utilizer has some of the activities on probing friends and making them as friends, there is no discussion between user activities for guidance and make friends. Any user can view profile details of other persons. These are the main disadvantage of Previous System. To overcome from the above problem, this project is proposed. In proposed system, if any users want to engender friend request then sent a request with some of the activity listed, then this request received people can view the activity value at abaft the request information. If someone to operate as Friend for the requested person then accept the request, Otherwise, its reject the request. After accepting the friend request, then send profile key to new Friend and also older friends for viewing the profile. This profile key is also changed at every time when the user changing the profile. After When the user can also send a profile key
Using Blockchain to avoid the flaws of the cashless transaction system
Authors: P Firoze Khan, Ch Sravani, T Venkateswarlu, G Jahnavi, Y Pavan Kumar
Abstract
Technology is backbone of every system in today’s era. But as it is known that every coin has two faces. Technology is invented for betterment of society and humanity but it is necessary to ponder on security issues of digital system. Cashless Economy is a debatable issue of current days. This Paper addresses Errors and Loopholes in Cashless Transaction System (CTS), Mathematical Model to Illustrate loopholes, Difference between Cash and Cashless economy, Electronic Pick pocketing types, Security essentials of online shopping and how to avoid itusing hash function, Soft Targets of intruders in cashless economy and some illustration for the same. Lastly this paper discusses the future of cashless economy and Online Shopping using block chain technology
LEGAL STATUS OF DISABLE PERSON IN INDIA
Authors: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Abstract
India is one of the world’s fastest growing economies and claims to be the largest democratic republic. It has a population of 1.241 billion1, of which an estimated 2.13% have disabilities.2 This constitutes over 21 million people who require support to ensure access and inclusion within society. During this period of Indian economic growth, policy support for human rights of persons with disabilities is essential, to ensure the equity gap is decreased and that the voices of these persons are heard
STATUS OF HUMAN RIGHTS TOWARDS DISABLE PERSON IN DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Authors: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Abstract
Many people with disabilities do not have equal access to health care, education, and employment opportunities, do not receive the disability-related services that they require, and experience exclusion from everyday life activities. Following the entry into force of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, disability is increasingly understood as a human rights issue. Disability is also an important development issue with an increasing body of evidence showing that persons with disabilities experience worse socioeconomic outcomes and poverty than persons without disabilities