Useful Resources

Journal Selection Tools

One can use the following useful tools for selecting a peer-reviewed journal according to the journal metrics.

THIMBLE: C++ implementation of fingerprint-based biometric cryptosystems (including Fuzzy Vault)

Crypto++: C++ class library implementing cryptographic schemes.

P vs. NP: A collection of works involving the famous 'million-dollar' P vs. NP problem.

Open-Course: A large repository of free online computer science courses.

VisionBib: A chronological collection of several research articles based on biometric recognition.

UCI ML Repository: Perhaps the most comprehensive collection of datasets related to Machine Learning and Data Analytics.

Anonymity: A chronological collection of research papers related to anonymity and privacy.

John Ryan: A collection of open-source security, forensic, and auditing tools.

Some of my favorite YouTube channels include:

Computerphile: Computer Science at its best.

Art of the Problem: Core concepts of computer science made easy.

Numberphile: Learning Maths was never more interesting.

Sixty Symbols: How can one leave out the prince of science...Physics !!!

Veritasium: The element of science.

SciShow: Little bits and pieces of science.

Seeker: Technology meets science.

CHM Tech: For the computer geek.

TED-Ed: Acquiring knowledge was never more fun !!!

Polyphonic: For hardcore music lovers.

The Hated One: An inside knowledge into the murky areas of privacy and security (Highly Recommended).

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