To trust or not to trust? Faith issues in psychopharmacological prescribing

To trust or not to trust.

Exploiting Trust in Bad Faith

Trust has been researched from various perspectives, focusing mainly on interpersonal trust in a traditional world of face-toface interaction. Nowadays, technology has changed the ways people interact with each other, and thus the way trust is established or destroyed. Increasingly often we interact with representations of others mediated through technology rather than with people or organizati...

To trust or not to trust an idiosyncratic mitochondrial data set.

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To Trust or Not to Trust? Developing Trusted Digital Spaces through Timely Reliable and Personalized Provenance

Organizations are increasingly dependent on data stored and processed by distributed, heterogeneous services to make critical, high-value decisions. However, these service-oriented computing environments are dynamic in nature and are becoming ever more complex systems of systems. In such evolving and dynamic eco-system infrastructures, knowing how data was derived is of significant importance i...

To Trust, or not to Trust, that is the Question: Structural Properties of X.509 Certificates

The SSL/TLS protocol suite constitutes the key building block of today’s Internet security, providing encryption and authentication for end-to-end communication with its underlying X.509 certificate infrastructure. However, the system remains brittle due to its liberal delegation of signing authority: a single compromised certification authority undermines trust globally. Several recent high-pr...