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PressXAI-CyberSecurityTM for a safe world.
A non invasive system for getting rid of an unwanted traffic to the servers.

PressXAI-CyberSecurityTM sends a direct orders to the ISP-s to STOP the spammers which they host.
It requires patience and time, but it is the only method which successfully works.

We can't save the whole world, but we can save our clients.
If there is no unwanted traffic, there is no hacking.


trial1 
(id)    (region)        (municipality)                  (hosting providers)              (ip address )
01      (czestochowa)   (czestochowa.powiat.pl)         s1-22173.smarthost.pl            (91 211 221 73)
02      (czestochowa)   (blachownia.pl)                 mail.blachownia.pl               (194 5 13 29)
03      (czestochowa)   (koniecpol.pl)                  ip-46-245-193-56.beyonddata.com  (46 245 193 56)
04      (czestochowa)   (mykanow.pl)                    itsystems.pl                     (188 165 229 202)
05      (czestochowa)   (klomnice.pl)                   grid01.agnat.pl                  (193 239 44 97)
06      (czestochowa)   (poczesna.pl)                   static-acm139.rev.nazwa.pl       (77 55 64 139)
07      (czestochowa)   (konopiska.pl)                  cloudserver041758.home.pl        (89 161 212 102)
08      (czestochowa)   (mstow.pl)                      az0096.srv.az.pl                 (46 242 145 96)
09      (czestochowa)   (redziny.pl)                    5E989C7A.static.tld.pl           (94 152 156 122)
10      (czestochowa)   (olsztyn-jurajski.pl)           serwer.alpanet.iq.pl             (46 248 164 30)
11      (czestochowa)   (janow.pl)                      s1-22181.smarthost.pl            (91 211 221 81)
12      (czestochowa)   (kamienicapolska.pl)            host52.e-kei.pl                  (94 152 13 52)
13      (czestochowa)   (lelow.pl)                      serwer.alpanet.iq.pl             (46 248 164 30)
14      (czestochowa)   (dabrowazielona.pl)             whm-03.i.media.pl                (185 49 148 35)
15      (czestochowa)   (kruszyna.pl)                   cloudserver010350.home.pl        (62 129 200 190)
16      (czestochowa)   (przyrow.pl)                    itsystems.pl                     (188 165 229 202)
17      (czestochowa)   (gmina-starcza.pl)              s47-www.ogicom.net               (93 157 100 74)

A more detailed example in one of the Municipalities - a drama.
trial1 

Type-of-event    intruder-ip       intruder-server                             number-of-daily-attacks
 (cyber-crime)   (46.4.122.146)    ninja-crawler17.webmeup.com                   (31410)
 (cyber-crime)   (5.9.158.195)     static.195.158.9.5-clients-server.ru          (13676)
 (cyber-crime)   (5.9.70.113)      static.113.70.9.5.keep-going-now.com           (6278)

Comparison of results for one of our client's servers:

Year 2024 - daily  attacks:
 (LIST '(590)  '(10 12 2024))
 (LIST '(520)  '(11 12 2024))
 (LIST '(301)  '(12 12 2024))


Year 2025 - daily attacks:
 (LIST '(31)   '(10 12 2025))
 (LIST '(25)   '(11 12 2025))
 (LIST '(12)   '(12 12 2025))
PressXAI-CyberSecurityTM is the best choice for the Municipalites.


TECHNOLOGY
We use Common Lisp - a tribute to science, and the gateway to the safe humanity.

Peter Seibel - a famous programmer:
"Early in my time at Weblogic I had written a library, in Java, for taking apart Java class files. It worked, but the code was a bit of a mess and hard to modify or extend. I had tried several times, over the years, to rewrite that library, thinking that with my ever-improving Java chops I’d find some way to do it that didn’t bog down in piles of duplicated code. I never found a way.

But when I tried to do it in Common Lisp, it took me only two days, and I ended up not only with a Java class file parser but with a general-purpose library for taking apart any kind of binary file.

An annoyance that Common Lisp programmers can resolve within five minutes, plagues Java for years."

Common Lisp - Programs That Program

* Directed Acyclic Graphs

* Genetic Programming

* Machine Learning

* Neural Networks

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One of the most funny paradoxes in a whole programming is that the Lisp language, which consists of a parenthesis, is also using a polish notation, which was actually invented to get rid of the parenthesis....

A quotation from a paper by Jan Łukasiewicz, Remarks on Nicod's Axiom and on "Generalizing Deduction", page 180, states how the notation was invented:

"I came upon the idea of a parenthesis-free notation in 1924. I used that notation for the first time in my article Łukasiewicz(1), p. 610, footnote."

Polish notation: + 3 4 5
Common Lisp: (+ 3 4 5)
Lisp was invented by John McCarthy (1927-2011), who also coined a term: "Artificial Intelligence".

The most outstanding polish genius, Stefan Banach (space theory), never got any distinction, until the PHD, which was given to him on a corridor, by a commission who came in disguise, and someone else was asking him some difficult mathematical questions.

Maybe he a was a precursor of a today's economy, where a creativity matters, rather than schools. But the truth is that he was doing mathematics all the time, even in a famous "Scotch Bar" in Lviv (now Ukraine) , where the restaurant tables were used for writing the breakthrough formulas.

This was a great LIFE.

We continue the Banach's story in "the European School of the Explainable Artificial Intelligence".
There is a bigger choice of a liquors now, and a chance to excel. The XAI will be sober, anyway.. :).



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