Stalling definition

Stalling. - means the process of setting a net so that fish enclosed or entangled by the net are left stranded by the falling tide or are enclosed or entangled so that, at any stage of the tide, there is an insufficient depth of water at either end of the net to enable the fish to pass from the waters above the net to the waters below the net
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Examples of Stalling in a sentence

  • Air interfaces expose the content of communication so that exposure makes it difficult to maintain confidentiality and control fraud (Liang &Wang 2004) (Stalling, 2003).

  • There is no single mechanism that can provide all the security services that are mentioned in section 2.3. However, cryptographic mechanisms underly most of the security mechanisms in use (Al-Muhtadi, et al., 2002) (Stalling, 2003).

  • As a solution to prevent the unauthorized access of frauds and eavesdroppers, authentication and confidentiality are important security services to subscribers and the service provider (Stalling, 2003), (Kaaranen, et al., 2005).

  • Integrity is achieved through several techniques such as: checksums, message digests, or digital signature (▇▇▇▇, et al., 1998) (Gollmann, 1999) (Stalling, 2003).

  • This technique does, however, have the drawback that identical blocks of data will produce the same cipher text under the same block cipher key (Stalling, 2003).

  • With a Stream Cipher, the same plaintext bit or byte will encrypt to a different bit or byte every time it is encrypted (Stalling, 2003).

  • One method is to consider three aspects of information security according to OSI (Open System Interconnection) (Stalling, 2003).

  • The contermesure against this attack is cryptographic technique (checksums or digital signature) (Stalling, 2003).

  • Quit Stalling, Court Tells Va. On looking at Allston, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇, La Farge and ▇▇▇▇▇▇, it really seems as if the mantle of Venice had fallen upon America, and the far off New World was about to revive the departed glories of the Old.