User:Tamer ih~enwiki

A 2003 satellite image of the Palestine.

Personal Information

Name:Tamer AbuHmed
Nationality:Palestinian.

--Tamer ih 13:24, 9 July 2007 (UTC)

Area of Interest

Cryptography
Internet Security
and Network Security.

User
This user comes from Palestine.
This user is a MSc student at university.
cppThis user is a C++ programmer.
JavaThis user can program in Java.
vb.netThis user is a Visual Basic .NET programmer.
This user is a cryptologist and actually understands how SHA works.
This user plays pocket billiards.
This user uses Windows Live Messenger.
GMT +9 hoursThis user's time zone is GMT +9 hours.

External Links

Palestine[1].
Inha University [2].

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