International Journal of Open Information Technologies

The International Journal of Open Information Technologies (INJOIT) is an all-electronic journal with the aim to bring the most recent and unpublished research and development results in the area of information technologies to the scientific and technical societies, and is published by the OIT Lab (Open Information Technologies Lab, Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics, Lomonosov Moscow State University).


Vol 13, No 4 (2025)

Table of Contents

Theoretical and applied aspects of cybersecurity

On one method of formalizing the anonymous authentication property
Alexander Bakharev, Vladimir Belsky, Ilia Gerasimov, Kirill Tsaregorodtsev
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1-15
Software usage artifacts identification process model on macOS operating systems used in information security incidents investigation
Roman V. Gibilinda, Nataliya S. Knyazeva, Ksenia S. Semenova
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16-25
Issues in Detecting Confidential Information Leaks in Unstructured Data
Georgy Garbuzov
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26-32

Theoretical Informatics and Computer Science

Study of the collapse of language models in medical applications during recursive and cross-training on artificial data
E.V. Bobrova, E.V. Dyuldin, K.S. Zaitsev, A.Zh. Makanov, I.A. Kuznetsov, D.D. Sharipov, A.A. Trukhin, E.A. Troshina
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33-42
Predicting Post-Surgical Complications using Machine Learning Models for Patients with Brain Tumors
Salma Abdel Wahed, Mutaz Abdel Wahed
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43-48

Telecommunication technologies and computer networks

Simulation Model of Choosing the Optimal Route
T. N. Astakhova, A. A. Berdnikova, D. A. Maslova, M. V. Denisova
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49-62
A Model of the Fiber-Optic Cable Reliability with the Restoration of Communication by Connecting at the Breakage Point Caused by a Sudden Failure
Viatcheslav Shuvalov, Boris Zelentsov, Irina Kvitkova
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63-69
Link State IGP Protocols Comparison for Routing Planning in Distributed Telecommunications Infrastructures
Pavel Romasevich
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70-76

Modern programming issues

Event-Driven Programming as a Way to Unify Control Statements
Alexander Prutzkow
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77-83

Scientific Software in Education and Science

Institutional repository of publications as an active component in the modern scientific research
Vladimir Dobrynin, Vladimir Korenkov, Irina Filozova, Evgenia Cheremisina
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84-98
Automated grammar checking of text in Korean
Anna Elfimova, Irina Polyakova
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99-108

Mathematical modeling of processes and systems

The Phenomenon of Stochastic Metamodeling of Neuro-Digital Scientific and Educational Ecosystems
Sergey Kramarov, Oleg Popov, Igor Temkin
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109-115
Modeling Language Competition with Political Aspects
Alexander Medvedev, Oleg Kuzenkov
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116-123

R&D of open information technologies and services to the global information infrastructure

Recognizing real estate agent ads using machine learning methods
Ilya Zelenskiy
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124-130
Visualization of logistics processes with generative artificial intelligence
V.N. Tregubov, I.A. Goryacheva
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131-139
Development of the algorithmic core of the control system framework
Roman Osokin
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140-144
Universality of a natural language interface for interaction with different types of application programming interfaces
Igor V. Evchenko
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145-150
On Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
Manfred Sneps-Sneppe
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151-157
Quantum technologies for military purposes: concepts, species diversity, realities, regulation
Igor Ponkin
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158-169
Game Technology in the Educational Process: Technological Features of Games in the Learning Process
Mikhail Stepanov, Olga Gerget
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170-180