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Acronym	Definition
PIR	Parents In Room (chat)
PIR	Post(-mortem) Incident Review
PIR	Passive Infrared
PIR	Parachute Infantry Regiment
PIR	Protein Information Resource
PIR	Public Interest Registry
PIR	Price Is Right (TV show)
PIR	Polyisocyanurate
PIR	Property Irregularity Report (reporting lost/damaged luggage at an airport)
PIR	Phoenix International Raceway
PIR	Perhentian Island Resort (Malaysia)
PIR	Portland International Raceway (Portland, OR)
PIR	Prescribed Investor Rate (New Zealand)
PIR	Post Implementation Review
PIR	Private Information Retrieval (cryptography protocol/concept)
PIR	Philadelphia International Records (record label; est. 1971)
PIR	Pediatrics in Review (American Academy of Pediatrics)
PIR	Partners in Recovery (various locations)
PIR	Program Information Report
PIR	Position in Range
PIR	Peak Information Rate (frame relay)
PIR	Project Implementation Report
PIR	Partners in Rhyme (music)
PIR	Pass In Review (military)
PIR	Processor Identification Register
PIR	Peak Information Rate
PIR	Periodic Inspection Report (electrical report; UK)
PIR	Partners in Reading (education)
PIR	Priority Intelligence Requirement
PIR	Precision Infrared Radiometer (scientific measuring device)
PIR	Public Information Request (public disclosure; various locations)
PIR	Paducah International Raceway (Kentucky; est. 1972)
PIR	Post Incident Review
PIR	Probabilistic Information Retrieval
PIR	Patient Information Reconciliation (medical workflow)
PIR	Protein Identification Resource
PIR	Priority Information Requirements
PIR	Pacific Islands Regiment
PIR	Pocono International Raceway
PIR	Public Infrastructure Renewal (Canada)
PIR	Posição Inicial de Retardamento (Portuguese: Starting Position Delay)
PIR	Protocol Independent Routing
PIR	Professors in Residence (various schools)
PIR	Partners in Injury Reduction (Alberta, Canada)
PIR	Property Inspection Report
PIR	Project Implementation Review (systems development methodology)
PIR	Project Interim Report (various organizations)
PIR	Practitioner-in-Residence (various organizations)
PIR	Police Incident Report (various locations)
PIR	Payment Information Repository (US Department of the Treasury)
PIR	Precision Instrument Runway (aviation)
PIR	Police Initial Recruitment Test (UK; also seen as PIRT)
PIR	Public Interest Review
PIR	Property Insurance Report
PIR	Perpetual Inventory Record
PIR	Phillips Investment Resources
PIR	Perception Is Reality
PIR	Potential Impact Radius (natural gas pipeline)
PIR	Pierre, SD, USA - Pierre Municipal Airport (Airport Code)
PIR	Pittsburgh Industrial Railroad
PIR	Proportionate Injury Ratio (statistic)
PIR	Planned Independent Requirement
PIR	Post Incident Report (computer networking)
PIR	Project Initiation Report (information management)
PIR	Photo Interpretation Report
PIR	Problem Identification Report
PIR	Philippine Independence Ribbon
PIR	Portable ILS Receiver
PIR	Periodic Intelligence Review
PIR	Purchase Information Record
PIR	Personnel Information Roster
PIR	Photon Irradiance Response
PIR	Pressure Ignition Rocket
PIR	Problem Investigation Report
PIR	Planned Inventory Retrieval
PIR	Product Ingredient Review (Consumer Specialty Products Association)
PIR	Permanent Impairment Rate (worker's compensation)
PIR	Product Improvement Report
PIR	Proportional-Intensity-Reduction
PIR	Preliminary Inspection Requirements
PIR	Provisional Integrated Rating
PIR	Procurement Information Reporting
PIR	Private Inspector-Residential (wastewater management)
PIR	Primary Intelligence Requirement
PIR	Planned Installation Report
PIR	Process Information Report
PIR	Program Incident Report
PIR	Private Investment Reserve, LLC (Newport Beach, CA)
PIR	Problem Investigation Request

References in periodicals archive

To make Password Checkup a secure platform, Google says it uses multiple rounds of hashing, k-anonymity, private information retrieval, and a technique called blinding.

Google's new Password Checkup Chrome extension brings HaveIBeenPwned-like service to your browser

(3) Based on Matrix-AC and private information retrieval protocol, we construct a secure additive ranking index (SecARI) that enables the server to efficiently compute the top-ranking snippet over encrypted data while no partial information about the document is leaked, and then we propose the complete construction to realize SecQBP and prove that it is secure under our security model.

Private Information Retrieval. We encapsulate a private information retrieval (PIR) protocol and extend the use of it in our scheme.

Sudan, "Private information retrieval, " Journal of the ACM, vol.

Stadler, "Computationally private information retrieval with polylogarithmic communication, " in International Conference on the Theory and Applications of Cryptographic Techniques (EUROCRYPT '99), pp.

Query-biased preview over outsourced and encrypted data

A key idea of our authentication protocols is to use the private information retrieval (PIR) [8, 7, 11, 6] technologies.

In this section we propose a simple authentication protocol which is based on the idea of private information retrieval (PIR).

Extended private information retrieval and its application in biometrics authentications.

Password based anonymous authentication with private information retrieval

Following an introductory essay, chapters specifically address embedded wireless sensor networks; visual detection and classification of humans, their pose, and their motion; cyber security basic defenses and attack trends; mining databases and data streams; private information retrieval: single-database techniques and applications; tapping vehicle sensors for homeland security; modeling and analysis of wireless networked systems; and large systems modeling and simulation.

Homeland security technology challenges; from sensing and encrypting to mining and modeling

Toru Nakamura, Shunsuke Inenaga, Daisuke Ikeda, Kensuke Baba and Hiroto Yasuura in their paper on, "Password Based Anonymous Authentication with Private Information Retrieval' have introduced a new set of authentication protocols that ensure the security against replay attacks and the database will not identify which user is authenticating.

Editorial

Other topics include monotone circuits for weighted threshold functions, tolerant versus intolerant testing for Boolean properties, a geometric approach to private information retrieval, the complexity of succinct zero-sum games, and the hardness of distinguishing mixed-state quantum computations.

Computational complexity; proceedings