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To Avoid Forgery, Delhi University Degrees To Have "Currency-Like" Security Features
Delhi University degree certificates will now come with more than a dozen "currency-like" security features such as a hidden image, invisible ink logo, and micro text to make them "nearly impossible" to forge, an official said on Monday.
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Why This Student Received Top Marks For Handing In A 'Blank' Report
A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soybeans in a stealthy move that impressed her professor.
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iMessage: How to Send Effects Like Balloons, Lasers, Fireworks, Confetti, and Shooting Stars
Wondering how to enable message effects such as invisible ink, lasers, bubbles, fireworks on iMessage? Follow this guide.
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Indian-Origin Woman Uses Invisible Ink to Cheat Bank Customer
A 37-year-old Indian-origin bank executive was today spared jail by a court in London after she was found guilty of using invisible ink while drawing more than 14,000 pounds from a customer's account.
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Fight against forgery gets boost from invisible nano barcode
Scientists in the US have made an invisible version of square modern barcodes using nanoparticles and fluorescent ink to help in the fight against counterfeiting.
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To Avoid Forgery, Delhi University Degrees To Have "Currency-Like" Security Features
Delhi University degree certificates will now come with more than a dozen "currency-like" security features such as a hidden image, invisible ink logo, and micro text to make them "nearly impossible" to forge, an official said on Monday.
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Why This Student Received Top Marks For Handing In A 'Blank' Report
A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soybeans in a stealthy move that impressed her professor.
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iMessage: How to Send Effects Like Balloons, Lasers, Fireworks, Confetti, and Shooting Stars
Wondering how to enable message effects such as invisible ink, lasers, bubbles, fireworks on iMessage? Follow this guide.
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Indian-Origin Woman Uses Invisible Ink to Cheat Bank Customer
A 37-year-old Indian-origin bank executive was today spared jail by a court in London after she was found guilty of using invisible ink while drawing more than 14,000 pounds from a customer's account.
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Fight against forgery gets boost from invisible nano barcode
Scientists in the US have made an invisible version of square modern barcodes using nanoparticles and fluorescent ink to help in the fight against counterfeiting.
