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The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username.
The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to victim's transaction history. The victim can be impersonated in any website that supports authentication through SEB (eesti.ee, mnt.ee, tele2.ee, etc.). The flaw can be abused to buy goods from online merchants (as shown in the video) since SEB does not require signature authorization for "banklink" transactions.
Timeline:
2015.05.11. 13:00 - reported to CERT-EE
2015.05.14. 12:00 - fixed by SEB Estonia
The flaw is caused by server's failure to verify signature of the X.509 certificate received in the ID card authentication process. The proof-of-concept video shows how victim's original certificate is retrieved from the public LDAP directory and certificate's public key is replaced with a public key from a freshly generated RSA keypair. The modified "fake" certificate is then imported in the browser and submited in the authentication process.
More about practical issues deploying ID card authentication: http://kodu.ut.ee/~arnis/tlscca.pdf
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 11593
On September 3, 2014 at the Bank of Estonia, President Obama held a joint press conference with President Ilves of Estonia.
- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 19575
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have shortened. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths.
In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths, and travel times have effectively shortened.
Estonias main artery connecting the countrys capital to its second largest city is also a crucial link for goods in transit to and from neighboring Russia and Latvia.
Before the Estonian Government - with help from the World Bank - poured millions of Euros into fixing this road, it was more of a country lane than a highway, bisecting villages; its surface riddled with potholes and worn away by harsh winters.
SOUNDBITE (English) Mart Puust, Deputy Director General Estonian Road Administration:
The road pavement conditions were not good and travel costs were quite high. During this project, we rehabilitated in bad conditions pavement, so the transport cost is much lower now.
After a complete makeover, the road was resurfaced, shoulders were built, and drainage installed.
Maintenance of this road and others is no longer entrusted to the state, but to private companies that are held accountable.
SOUNDBITE (English) Juri Valtna, Specialist, Road Maintenance Department:
The redoing of the road operations is fully entrusted to contractors and contracts we have entered into are on a large scale, performance-based.
Estonian roads are better, and safer, too. As part of their upgrade, guard rails and cats eyes have been installed, lines painted on the road and traffic signs posted. Pedestrian crossings and crossing guards help enforce pedestrians rights, and children learn rules of the road early.
Traffic police have been trained, and strict laws against speeding and drunk driving are enforced. As a result, even though there are more accidents because there are many more cars on the road, deaths from car crashes are half what they were a few years ago.
The Estonian government is also waging an aggressive campaign—that includes scare tactics—to halve that number again by the year 2010.
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See: http://www.MaximsNews.com.
"GIVING POWER & RESONANCE TO THE VOICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY"
- published: 11 Aug 2009
- views: 741
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, faster and cheaper than building on the overused Java Enterprise stack. Online banking solutions on this platform now serve Bank Saint Petersburg and UBRD in Yekaterinburg, both of which have won many awards right after launch.
Play Framework greatly helped to give a quick start and put architecture on the right track, but of course the real life has made some corrections, especially related to integration with backend systems: online bank is responsible for the overall user experience, so it must work around any flaws of IT systems in the bank and outdated legal requirements. I will talk about what is particularly good about Play Framework and what we had to do differently, as well as how Agile practices help us to fight poorly designed backend-systems.
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 375
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking business, what is their win in paying attention to responsibility and sustainability issues.
- published: 10 Jul 2014
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This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The causes are faulty Internet bank authentication protocols and implementations.
The service provider parkimine.ee was found to have a flaw in its Internet bank authentication implementation which allows to completely bypass authentication. This allows obtaining the address of residence registered in Estonian Population Register for arbitrary persons.
Majority of banks in Estonia still use the flawed iPizza protocol.
For more information visit:
http://math.ut.ee/~arnis/bankauth/
- published: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 7516
Mindware's core banking system - MIND-xQ helps financial ventures to grow fast
- published: 29 Oct 2010
- views: 1013
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The Bank of Estonia (Estonian: Eesti Pank), is the central bank of Estonia, which is a member of the European Union organisation and the European System of Central Banks. Until 2010, the bank issued the former Estonian currency, the kroon.
Prior to the introduction of the euro, TALIBOR or the Tallinn Interbank Offered Rate was a daily reference rate based on the interest rates at which banks offer to lend unsecured funds to other banks in the Estonian wholesale money market (or interbank market in Estonian kroons. TALIBOR was published daily by the Bank of Estonia, together with TALIBID (Tallinn Interbank Bid Rate).
TALIBOR was calculated based on the quotes for different maturities provided by reference banks at about 11.00 am each business day by disregarding highest and lowest quotation and calculating arithmetic mean of the quotations.
The bank was established on 24 February 1919 by the provisional government of Estonia following the independence of Estonia. Two years later, Eesti Pank became a national bank and responsible for issuing the Estonian mark.
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Estonia 
i/ɨsˈtoʊniə/ (Estonian: Eesti), officially the Republic of Estonia (Estonian: Eesti Vabariik), is a state in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by the Gulf of Finland, to the west by the Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia (343 km), and to the east by Lake Peipus and the Russian Federation (338.6 km). Across the Baltic Sea lies Sweden in the west and Finland in the north. The territory of Estonia covers 45,227 km2 (17,462 sq mi), and is influenced by a temperate seasonal climate. The Estonians are a Finnic people, and the official language, Estonian, is closely related to Finnish.
Estonia is a democratic parliamentary republic divided into 15 counties. The capital and largest city is Tallinn. With a population of 1.29 million, it is one of the least-populous members of the European Union, Eurozone and NATO. Estonia has the highest GDP per person among former Soviet republics. Estonia is listed as a "High-Income Economy" by the World Bank and as an "advanced economy" by the International Monetary Fund; the country is an OECD member. The United Nations lists Estonia as a developed country with a Human Development Index of "Very High". The country is also ranked highly for press freedom, economic freedom, democracy and political freedom and education.
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4:14SEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypass
SEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypassSEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypass
The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username. The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to victim's transaction history. The victim can be impersonated in any website that supports authentication through SEB (eesti.ee, mnt.ee, tele2.ee, etc.). The flaw can be abused to buy goods from online merchants (as shown in the video) since SEB does not require signature authorization for "banklink" transactions. Timeline: 2015.05.11. 13:00 - reported to CERT-EE 2015.05.14. 12:00 - fixed by SEB Estonia The flaw is caused by server's failure to verify signature of the X.509 certificate received in the ID card authentication process. The proof-of-concept video shows how victim's original certificate is retrieved from the public LDAP directory and certificate's public key is replaced with a public key from a freshly generated RSA keypair. The modified "fake" certificate is then imported in the browser and submited in the authentication process. More about practical issues deploying ID card authentication: http://kodu.ut.ee/~arnis/tlscca.pdf -
0:24Kelgukoerad : movie scene in front of the Bank of Estonia, Tallinn
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40:14President Obama Holds a Press Conference with President Ilves of Estonia
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2:05MaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANK
MaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANKMaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANK
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have shortened. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths. In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths, and travel times have effectively shortened. Estonias main artery connecting the countrys capital to its second largest city is also a crucial link for goods in transit to and from neighboring Russia and Latvia. Before the Estonian Government - with help from the World Bank - poured millions of Euros into fixing this road, it was more of a country lane than a highway, bisecting villages; its surface riddled with potholes and worn away by harsh winters. SOUNDBITE (English) Mart Puust, Deputy Director General Estonian Road Administration: The road pavement conditions were not good and travel costs were quite high. During this project, we rehabilitated in bad conditions pavement, so the transport cost is much lower now. After a complete makeover, the road was resurfaced, shoulders were built, and drainage installed. Maintenance of this road and others is no longer entrusted to the state, but to private companies that are held accountable. SOUNDBITE (English) Juri Valtna, Specialist, Road Maintenance Department: The redoing of the road operations is fully entrusted to contractors and contracts we have entered into are on a large scale, performance-based. Estonian roads are better, and safer, too. As part of their upgrade, guard rails and cats eyes have been installed, lines painted on the road and traffic signs posted. Pedestrian crossings and crossing guards help enforce pedestrians rights, and children learn rules of the road early. Traffic police have been trained, and strict laws against speeding and drunk driving are enforced. As a result, even though there are more accidents because there are many more cars on the road, deaths from car crashes are half what they were a few years ago. The Estonian government is also waging an aggressive campaign—that includes scare tactics—to halve that number again by the year 2010. MaximsNewsNetwork: News Network for the United Nations and the International Community. See: http://www.MaximsNews.com. "GIVING POWER & RESONANCE TO THE VOICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY" -
55:42Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, faster and cheaper than building on the overused Java Enterprise stack. Online banking solutions on this platform now serve Bank Saint Petersburg and UBRD in Yekaterinburg, both of which have won many awards right after launch. Play Framework greatly helped to give a quick start and put architecture on the right track, but of course the real life has made some corrections, especially related to integration with backend systems: online bank is responsible for the overall user experience, so it must work around any flaws of IT systems in the bank and outdated legal requirements. I will talk about what is particularly good about Play Framework and what we had to do differently, as well as how Agile practices help us to fight poorly designed backend-systems. -
2:05Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - Benefits
Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - BenefitsCorporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - Benefits
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking business, what is their win in paying attention to responsibility and sustainability issues. -
3:04Estonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replay
Estonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replayEstonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replay
This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The causes are faulty Internet bank authentication protocols and implementations. The service provider parkimine.ee was found to have a flaw in its Internet bank authentication implementation which allows to completely bypass authentication. This allows obtaining the address of residence registered in Estonian Population Register for arbitrary persons. Majority of banks in Estonia still use the flawed iPizza protocol. For more information visit: http://math.ut.ee/~arnis/bankauth/ -
1:10On Top of the SEB Bank building in Estonia @95m above the ground
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Mindware's core banking system - MIND-xQ helps financial ventures to grow fast
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SEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypass
The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username. The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to victim's transaction history. The victim can be impersonated in any website that supports authentication through SEB (eesti.ee, mnt.ee, tele2.ee, etc.). The flaw can be abused to buy goods from online merchants (as shown in the video) since SEB does not require signature authorization for "banklink" transactions. Timeline: 2015.05.11. 13:00 - reported to CERT-EE 2015.05.14. 12:00 - fixed by SEB Estonia The flaw is caused by server's failure to verify signature of the X.509 certificate received in the ID card authentication process. The proof-of-concept video shows how victim's original certificate is retrieved from the public LDAP di... -
Kelgukoerad : movie scene in front of the Bank of Estonia, Tallinn
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President Obama Holds a Press Conference with President Ilves of Estonia
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MaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANK
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have shortened. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths. In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths, and travel times have effectively shortened. Estonias main artery connecting the countrys capital to its second largest city is also a crucial link for goods in transit to and from neighboring Russia and Latvia. Before the Estonian Government - with help from the World Bank - poured ... -
Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, faster and cheaper than building on the overused Java Enterprise stack. Online banking solutions on this platform now serve Bank Saint Petersburg and UBRD in Yekaterinburg, both of which have won many awards right after launch. Play Framework greatly helped to give a quick start and put architecture on the right track, but of course the real life has made some corrections, especially related to integration with backend systems: online bank is responsible for the overall user experience, so it must work around any flaws of IT systems in the bank and outdated legal requirements. I will talk about what is particularly good about Play ... -
Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - Benefits
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking business, what is their win in paying attention to responsibility and sustainability issues. -
Estonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replay
This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The causes are faulty Internet bank authentication protocols and implementations. The service provider parkimine.ee was found to have a flaw in its Internet bank authentication implementation which allows to completely bypass authentication. This allows obtaining the address of residence registered in Estonian Population Register for arbitrary persons. Majority of banks in Estonia still use the flawed iPizza protocol. For more information visit: http://math.ut.ee/~arnis/bankauth/ -
On Top of the SEB Bank building in Estonia @95m above the ground
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Banking in Estonia
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- Updated: 30 Sep 2011
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Recent economic analyze of Estonia, why did Estonia start to use Euro, all the basic information about Estonia...
Recent economic analyze of Estonia, why did Estonia start to use Euro, all the basic information about Estonia...
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SEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypass
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 11593
The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username.
The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to vic...
The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username.
The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to victim's transaction history. The victim can be impersonated in any website that supports authentication through SEB (eesti.ee, mnt.ee, tele2.ee, etc.). The flaw can be abused to buy goods from online merchants (as shown in the video) since SEB does not require signature authorization for "banklink" transactions.
Timeline:
2015.05.11. 13:00 - reported to CERT-EE
2015.05.14. 12:00 - fixed by SEB Estonia
The flaw is caused by server's failure to verify signature of the X.509 certificate received in the ID card authentication process. The proof-of-concept video shows how victim's original certificate is retrieved from the public LDAP directory and certificate's public key is replaced with a public key from a freshly generated RSA keypair. The modified "fake" certificate is then imported in the browser and submited in the authentication process.
More about practical issues deploying ID card authentication: http://kodu.ut.ee/~arnis/tlscca.pdf
wn.com/Seb Estonia Internet Bank Id Card Authentication Bypass
The flaw in SEB Estonia Internet bank allows to login just by knowing the victim's username.
The consequences of the flaw go beyond the read-only access to victim's transaction history. The victim can be impersonated in any website that supports authentication through SEB (eesti.ee, mnt.ee, tele2.ee, etc.). The flaw can be abused to buy goods from online merchants (as shown in the video) since SEB does not require signature authorization for "banklink" transactions.
Timeline:
2015.05.11. 13:00 - reported to CERT-EE
2015.05.14. 12:00 - fixed by SEB Estonia
The flaw is caused by server's failure to verify signature of the X.509 certificate received in the ID card authentication process. The proof-of-concept video shows how victim's original certificate is retrieved from the public LDAP directory and certificate's public key is replaced with a public key from a freshly generated RSA keypair. The modified "fake" certificate is then imported in the browser and submited in the authentication process.
More about practical issues deploying ID card authentication: http://kodu.ut.ee/~arnis/tlscca.pdf
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 11593
Kelgukoerad : movie scene in front of the Bank of Estonia, Tallinn
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 19 Dec 2010
- views: 422
- published: 19 Dec 2010
- views: 422
President Obama Holds a Press Conference with President Ilves of Estonia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:14
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
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On September 3, 2014 at the Bank of Estonia, President Obama held a joint press conference with President Ilves of Estonia.
On September 3, 2014 at the Bank of Estonia, President Obama held a joint press conference with President Ilves of Estonia.
wn.com/President Obama Holds A Press Conference With President Ilves Of Estonia
On September 3, 2014 at the Bank of Estonia, President Obama held a joint press conference with President Ilves of Estonia.
- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 19575
MaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANK
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 11 Aug 2009
- views: 741
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have sho...
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have shortened. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths.
In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths, and travel times have effectively shortened.
Estonias main artery connecting the countrys capital to its second largest city is also a crucial link for goods in transit to and from neighboring Russia and Latvia.
Before the Estonian Government - with help from the World Bank - poured millions of Euros into fixing this road, it was more of a country lane than a highway, bisecting villages; its surface riddled with potholes and worn away by harsh winters.
SOUNDBITE (English) Mart Puust, Deputy Director General Estonian Road Administration:
The road pavement conditions were not good and travel costs were quite high. During this project, we rehabilitated in bad conditions pavement, so the transport cost is much lower now.
After a complete makeover, the road was resurfaced, shoulders were built, and drainage installed.
Maintenance of this road and others is no longer entrusted to the state, but to private companies that are held accountable.
SOUNDBITE (English) Juri Valtna, Specialist, Road Maintenance Department:
The redoing of the road operations is fully entrusted to contractors and contracts we have entered into are on a large scale, performance-based.
Estonian roads are better, and safer, too. As part of their upgrade, guard rails and cats eyes have been installed, lines painted on the road and traffic signs posted. Pedestrian crossings and crossing guards help enforce pedestrians rights, and children learn rules of the road early.
Traffic police have been trained, and strict laws against speeding and drunk driving are enforced. As a result, even though there are more accidents because there are many more cars on the road, deaths from car crashes are half what they were a few years ago.
The Estonian government is also waging an aggressive campaign—that includes scare tactics—to halve that number again by the year 2010.
MaximsNewsNetwork: News Network for the United Nations and the International Community.
See: http://www.MaximsNews.com.
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wn.com/Maximsnewsnetwork Estonia Highways Roads World Bank
MaximsNewsNetwork: 06 August 2008 - World Bank: In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Travel times have shortened. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths.
In the Baltic nation of Estonia, a campaign to improve roads and road safety has paid off. Aggressive campaigns to improve road safety and tough laws against drunk driving have halved the number of car crash deaths, and travel times have effectively shortened.
Estonias main artery connecting the countrys capital to its second largest city is also a crucial link for goods in transit to and from neighboring Russia and Latvia.
Before the Estonian Government - with help from the World Bank - poured millions of Euros into fixing this road, it was more of a country lane than a highway, bisecting villages; its surface riddled with potholes and worn away by harsh winters.
SOUNDBITE (English) Mart Puust, Deputy Director General Estonian Road Administration:
The road pavement conditions were not good and travel costs were quite high. During this project, we rehabilitated in bad conditions pavement, so the transport cost is much lower now.
After a complete makeover, the road was resurfaced, shoulders were built, and drainage installed.
Maintenance of this road and others is no longer entrusted to the state, but to private companies that are held accountable.
SOUNDBITE (English) Juri Valtna, Specialist, Road Maintenance Department:
The redoing of the road operations is fully entrusted to contractors and contracts we have entered into are on a large scale, performance-based.
Estonian roads are better, and safer, too. As part of their upgrade, guard rails and cats eyes have been installed, lines painted on the road and traffic signs posted. Pedestrian crossings and crossing guards help enforce pedestrians rights, and children learn rules of the road early.
Traffic police have been trained, and strict laws against speeding and drunk driving are enforced. As a result, even though there are more accidents because there are many more cars on the road, deaths from car crashes are half what they were a few years ago.
The Estonian government is also waging an aggressive campaign—that includes scare tactics—to halve that number again by the year 2010.
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"GIVING POWER & RESONANCE TO THE VOICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY"
- published: 11 Aug 2009
- views: 741
Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
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- Duration: 55:42
- Updated: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 375
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, ...
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, faster and cheaper than building on the overused Java Enterprise stack. Online banking solutions on this platform now serve Bank Saint Petersburg and UBRD in Yekaterinburg, both of which have won many awards right after launch.
Play Framework greatly helped to give a quick start and put architecture on the right track, but of course the real life has made some corrections, especially related to integration with backend systems: online bank is responsible for the overall user experience, so it must work around any flaws of IT systems in the bank and outdated legal requirements. I will talk about what is particularly good about Play Framework and what we had to do differently, as well as how Agile practices help us to fight poorly designed backend-systems.
wn.com/Building An Enterprise Less Online Bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
I am pleased to tell you about the architecture of an online banking platform based on Play Framework and PSJ – Plain Simple Java. I will show why it’s better, faster and cheaper than building on the overused Java Enterprise stack. Online banking solutions on this platform now serve Bank Saint Petersburg and UBRD in Yekaterinburg, both of which have won many awards right after launch.
Play Framework greatly helped to give a quick start and put architecture on the right track, but of course the real life has made some corrections, especially related to integration with backend systems: online bank is responsible for the overall user experience, so it must work around any flaws of IT systems in the bank and outdated legal requirements. I will talk about what is particularly good about Play Framework and what we had to do differently, as well as how Agile practices help us to fight poorly designed backend-systems.
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 375
Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - Benefits
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 293
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking bus...
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking business, what is their win in paying attention to responsibility and sustainability issues.
wn.com/Corporate Sustainability And Responsibility In Dnb Bank Estonia Benefits
http://www.csr.ee CEO of DNB Bank Estonia - Atle Knai - shares couple of points why Corporate Social Responsibility is beneficial approach for their banking business, what is their win in paying attention to responsibility and sustainability issues.
- published: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 293
Estonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replay
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 7516
This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The...
This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The causes are faulty Internet bank authentication protocols and implementations.
The service provider parkimine.ee was found to have a flaw in its Internet bank authentication implementation which allows to completely bypass authentication. This allows obtaining the address of residence registered in Estonian Population Register for arbitrary persons.
Majority of banks in Estonia still use the flawed iPizza protocol.
For more information visit:
http://math.ut.ee/~arnis/bankauth/
wn.com/Estonian Internet Bank Authentication Token Cross Site Replay
This proof-of-concept video shows how Internet bank authentication token can be replayed to successfully authenticate to several Estonian service providers. The causes are faulty Internet bank authentication protocols and implementations.
The service provider parkimine.ee was found to have a flaw in its Internet bank authentication implementation which allows to completely bypass authentication. This allows obtaining the address of residence registered in Estonian Population Register for arbitrary persons.
Majority of banks in Estonia still use the flawed iPizza protocol.
For more information visit:
http://math.ut.ee/~arnis/bankauth/
- published: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 7516
On Top of the SEB Bank building in Estonia @95m above the ground
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 17 May 2015
- views: 22
- published: 17 May 2015
- views: 22
Banking in Estonia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 29 Oct 2010
- views: 1013
Mindware's core banking system - MIND-xQ helps financial ventures to grow fast
Mindware's core banking system - MIND-xQ helps financial ventures to grow fast
wn.com/Banking In Estonia
Mindware's core banking system - MIND-xQ helps financial ventures to grow fast
- published: 29 Oct 2010
- views: 1013
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ESTONIA TOURISM
Welcome in Estonia, A small country former Soviet Union located in the Baltic region in northern Europe, Estonia is bordered by Russia to the east and Latvia to the south. Though small in Europe but Estonia has the highest income among the former Soviet republics and is considered advanced by the World Bank. Estonia tourism and travel offer more fun in adventure, culture, events tourist. The main Inclusive Vacations destination is museum, cheap accomodation, and holidays in Estonia. See amazing animals landmark here. Estonia nature snowy thick and has many large rivers and long, this country also has 1,400 lakes. Visit www.inclusive-vacations.net All INCLUSIVE VACATIONS right here. Reviews, tips, and much more. Get free INCLUSIVE VACATIONS guide -
Estonians comment on the euro, one year after joining the currency.
1. Wide of people overlooking Tallinn's old town skyline 2. Wide of city skyline 3. Ten euro note on Bank of Estonia poster 4. Set up shot of Economist at Bank of Estonia Peeter Luikmel 5. Bank of Estonia poster 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Peeter Luikmel, Economist at Bank of Estonia: "Well this year certainly, 2011, has been better than expected, by far better. Indeed, the recovery of exports was very strong and the Estonian unemployment rate, which was close to 20 percent in the peak of the crisis, has decreased significantly. But the outlook, as everywhere, is much more uncertain, to be mild." 7. Wide of counter at Maxima shopping centre 8. Woman typing in PIN code into machine 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Erkki Erilaid, Shopping Centre Manager: "Estonian economic growth very rap... -
Ep 22: The Inside Scoop on Estonian E-Residency
There has been a lot of interest lately about the Estonia E-residency program. In order to clear the air on what it is and what it is not we were able to get a hold of Kasper Korjus who is spearheading this program in the Estonian Government. In the interview we talk about who the program is good for presently and what their plans are for the future. Show Notes: Kaspar’s Background (3:20) What e-residency is not (4:35) What e-residency is (6:00) The three reasons to get e-residency (8:40) Is this the beginning of the end of the nation state? Is this the end of the nation state (10:30) Can you get an E-Residency without going to Estonia (12:20) What would disqualify someone from the E-residency program (17:00) The types of companies can you open with an e-residency (17:40) Is it necessar... -
These are the best places to visit in 2016
Transylvania? Kotor? Estonia? One of the the most hotly anticipated travel guides of the year includes its usual round of surprises. -
What can you do with Estonian e-Residency ID card?
Many people have heard about Estonian e-Residency, but are not sure what can you actually do with it. In this video I will show you how does e-residency card work and what you can use it for. In short you can do following things with your Estonian ID card: - Sign documents - Login into Estonian governmental services online - Login to your Estonian bank account Links mentioned in the video: - ID card drivers: https://installer.id.ee/?lang=eng - Test your card: https://e-estonia.com/e-residents/about/ - Estonian business portal: http://www.rik.ee/en - Estonian tax office: http://www.emta.ee/eng Remember to Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe! -
President Obama Addresses the People of Estonia
On September 3, 2014, President Obama addressed the students, young professionals, civil leaders, and the people of Estonia at the Nordea Concert Hall in Tallinn, Estonia. -
Estonia - My Home
Hey! I have been a member of YouTube for a year now, It has been a pretty nice year but with some stupid changes.. I am from Estonia, a tiny country in Eastern Europe, most of you haven't ever even heard anything about it so I thought that It would be nice to do a video about Estonia. With its Nature, beauty and people. Facts about estonia : -The Soviet occupation lasted for 50 years -The Singing Revolution is the extraordinary story of the non-violent path Estonia took to free itself from Soviet occupation -Estonia is an independent country since 20th August 1991 -Estonia is bordered by Russia in the East and by Latvia in the South -Estonian is the official language (ca. 1 million speakers) -The Parliament of Estonia is elected by the people of Estonia -The Government ... -
"Parnu" Sd0744's photos around Parnu, Estonia
Preview of Sd0744's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/sd0744/rtw_adventure07/1188212100/tpod.html This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Parnu, Estonia Entry Title: "Parnu" Entry: "Parnu is located on the main road between Tallinn and Riga on the south-west coast of Estonia. From the lonely planet description of Parnu it sounds very much like my local town Bournemouth in Dorset, England with its golden-sand beaches, the lush sprawling parks, a town popular with the youths and its nightclubs and is also a popular health resort for older visitors. So let test this theory out, which is better my local English beach resort of Bournemouth or the Estonian beach resor... -
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ESTONIA - Stock Photography - Stock Images | Stock Footage Discovery - Welcome to Estonia -- Location Scout & Holiday Check: http://www.JuergenSchreiter.com -- Tours and Adventures http://www.Incentives-Worldwide.com -
Eesti | Estonia | Viro | L'Estonie | Estland | Estonsko | Estijoje | Эстония
Estonia (Eesti Vabariik) - państwo położone w Europie Północno-Wschodniej nad morzem Bałtyckim, powstałe po I wojnie światowej. Członek Unii Europejskiej i NATO. Graniczy z Łotwą od południa i z Rosją od wschodu oraz z Finlandią przez Zatokę Fińską.W skład Estonii wchodzi ponad 1500 wysp i wysepek w Zatoce Ryskiej. Estończycy stanowią 68,6% ludności, Rosjanie 25,6%, Ukraińcy 2,1%, Białorusini 1,3%, Finowie 0,9%; pozostali to głównie Tatarzy, Łotysze, Żydzi, Polacy i Litwini. Od początków lat 90. spadek liczby ludności. Estonia, officially the Republic of Estonia (Eesti Vabariik), is a state in the Baltic Region of Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by the Gulf of Finland, to the west by the Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia (343 km), and to the east by the Russian Federation (3...
ESTONIA TOURISM
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- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 07 Nov 2015
- views: 33
Welcome in Estonia,
A small country former Soviet Union located in the Baltic region in northern Europe, Estonia is bordered by Russia to the east and Latvia...
Welcome in Estonia,
A small country former Soviet Union located in the Baltic region in northern Europe, Estonia is bordered by Russia to the east and Latvia to the south. Though small in Europe but Estonia has the highest income among the former Soviet republics and is considered advanced by the World Bank.
Estonia tourism and travel offer more fun in adventure, culture, events tourist. The main Inclusive Vacations destination is museum, cheap accomodation, and holidays in Estonia. See amazing animals landmark here.
Estonia nature snowy thick and has many large rivers and long, this country also has 1,400 lakes.
Visit www.inclusive-vacations.net
All INCLUSIVE VACATIONS right here. Reviews, tips, and much more. Get free INCLUSIVE VACATIONS guide
wn.com/Estonia Tourism
Welcome in Estonia,
A small country former Soviet Union located in the Baltic region in northern Europe, Estonia is bordered by Russia to the east and Latvia to the south. Though small in Europe but Estonia has the highest income among the former Soviet republics and is considered advanced by the World Bank.
Estonia tourism and travel offer more fun in adventure, culture, events tourist. The main Inclusive Vacations destination is museum, cheap accomodation, and holidays in Estonia. See amazing animals landmark here.
Estonia nature snowy thick and has many large rivers and long, this country also has 1,400 lakes.
Visit www.inclusive-vacations.net
All INCLUSIVE VACATIONS right here. Reviews, tips, and much more. Get free INCLUSIVE VACATIONS guide
- published: 07 Nov 2015
- views: 33
Estonians comment on the euro, one year after joining the currency.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 41
1. Wide of people overlooking Tallinn's old town skyline
2. Wide of city skyline
3. Ten euro note on Bank of Estonia poster
4. Set up shot of Economist at ...
1. Wide of people overlooking Tallinn's old town skyline
2. Wide of city skyline
3. Ten euro note on Bank of Estonia poster
4. Set up shot of Economist at Bank of Estonia Peeter Luikmel
5. Bank of Estonia poster
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Peeter Luikmel, Economist at Bank of Estonia:
"Well this year certainly, 2011, has been better than expected, by far better. Indeed, the recovery of exports was very strong and the Estonian unemployment rate, which was close to 20 percent in the peak of the crisis, has decreased significantly. But the outlook, as everywhere, is much more uncertain, to be mild."
7. Wide of counter at Maxima shopping centre
8. Woman typing in PIN code into machine
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Erkki Erilaid, Shopping Centre Manager:
"Estonian economic growth very rapidly. There was a sharp decline in unemployment which increased demand and this gave good reason for producers and retailers to increase prices, of course people doesn't like it very much so we are not very happy with new currency in first half of year."
10. Close of price for oranges
11. Erilaid adjusting price sign
12. Various of shopping counter as customers buy goods
13. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Tatjana Voronova, vox pop, Tallinn resident: (non-verbatim translation)
"I have small pension which is required to pay for the rent, medicines and everything. So it is difficult to get used to. The shopping is now more expensive."
14. Close of euro notes being given as change
15. Various of shopping counter
16. SOUNDBITE (Estonia) Kersti Mari, vox pop, Tallinn resident: (non-verbatim translation)
"It is strange for me, with this money its hard to understand how much money was spent. This is a shrewd type of money."
17. Wide of deer stall at Christmas market
18. Mid of deer in stall
++NIGHT SHOTS++
19. Wide of street scene
20. Sign for hot wine priced in euros
21. Various of food stalls
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Keitlin Kukevaal, Tallinn Student running nut stall:
"We have lots of (un)employment), lots of unemployed people in Estonia. There's not so much jobs everywhere and if there are jobs they're really hard to do and it's really man work and that's not so great. But most people that were hired are young people freshly out of college, or out of high school but if old people lose their jobs, like maybe 50 (years of age) or so, they don't get any new jobs."
23. Wide of Tallinn Christmas market
STORYLINE
Estonians looked back on the country's first year with the euro currency on Friday.
On the first of January 2011 Estonia became the 17th European country to switch to the euro.
It was the first former Soviet state to adopt the currency.
According to Bank of Estonia economist Peeter Luikmel, the change has seen a "better than expected" 2011 for the country's finances.
However the future consequences of being one of the newest members of the troubled Eurozone might not be so positive.
"The recovery of exports was very strong and the Estonian unemployment rate, which was close to 20 percent in the peak of the crisis, has decreased significantly, but the outlook, as everywhere, is much more uncertain," Luikmel said.
The improving economic conditions have also had an unpopular effect on the price of consumer goods.
"There was a sharp decline in unemployment which increased demand and this gave good reason for producers and retailers to increase prices, of course people doesn't like it very much," said Tallinn shopping centre manager Erkki Erilaid.
In fact many of those that spoke to AP Television at Erilaid's shopping centre on Friday seemed a little underwhelmed by their new currency.
"It is strange for me, with this money its hard to understand how much money was spent," said another.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c1dbdb5a48e149b3dff7d9392e6a317f
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
wn.com/Estonians Comment On The Euro, One Year After Joining The Currency.
1. Wide of people overlooking Tallinn's old town skyline
2. Wide of city skyline
3. Ten euro note on Bank of Estonia poster
4. Set up shot of Economist at Bank of Estonia Peeter Luikmel
5. Bank of Estonia poster
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Peeter Luikmel, Economist at Bank of Estonia:
"Well this year certainly, 2011, has been better than expected, by far better. Indeed, the recovery of exports was very strong and the Estonian unemployment rate, which was close to 20 percent in the peak of the crisis, has decreased significantly. But the outlook, as everywhere, is much more uncertain, to be mild."
7. Wide of counter at Maxima shopping centre
8. Woman typing in PIN code into machine
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Erkki Erilaid, Shopping Centre Manager:
"Estonian economic growth very rapidly. There was a sharp decline in unemployment which increased demand and this gave good reason for producers and retailers to increase prices, of course people doesn't like it very much so we are not very happy with new currency in first half of year."
10. Close of price for oranges
11. Erilaid adjusting price sign
12. Various of shopping counter as customers buy goods
13. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Tatjana Voronova, vox pop, Tallinn resident: (non-verbatim translation)
"I have small pension which is required to pay for the rent, medicines and everything. So it is difficult to get used to. The shopping is now more expensive."
14. Close of euro notes being given as change
15. Various of shopping counter
16. SOUNDBITE (Estonia) Kersti Mari, vox pop, Tallinn resident: (non-verbatim translation)
"It is strange for me, with this money its hard to understand how much money was spent. This is a shrewd type of money."
17. Wide of deer stall at Christmas market
18. Mid of deer in stall
++NIGHT SHOTS++
19. Wide of street scene
20. Sign for hot wine priced in euros
21. Various of food stalls
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Keitlin Kukevaal, Tallinn Student running nut stall:
"We have lots of (un)employment), lots of unemployed people in Estonia. There's not so much jobs everywhere and if there are jobs they're really hard to do and it's really man work and that's not so great. But most people that were hired are young people freshly out of college, or out of high school but if old people lose their jobs, like maybe 50 (years of age) or so, they don't get any new jobs."
23. Wide of Tallinn Christmas market
STORYLINE
Estonians looked back on the country's first year with the euro currency on Friday.
On the first of January 2011 Estonia became the 17th European country to switch to the euro.
It was the first former Soviet state to adopt the currency.
According to Bank of Estonia economist Peeter Luikmel, the change has seen a "better than expected" 2011 for the country's finances.
However the future consequences of being one of the newest members of the troubled Eurozone might not be so positive.
"The recovery of exports was very strong and the Estonian unemployment rate, which was close to 20 percent in the peak of the crisis, has decreased significantly, but the outlook, as everywhere, is much more uncertain," Luikmel said.
The improving economic conditions have also had an unpopular effect on the price of consumer goods.
"There was a sharp decline in unemployment which increased demand and this gave good reason for producers and retailers to increase prices, of course people doesn't like it very much," said Tallinn shopping centre manager Erkki Erilaid.
In fact many of those that spoke to AP Television at Erilaid's shopping centre on Friday seemed a little underwhelmed by their new currency.
"It is strange for me, with this money its hard to understand how much money was spent," said another.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c1dbdb5a48e149b3dff7d9392e6a317f
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 41
Ep 22: The Inside Scoop on Estonian E-Residency
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 52:42
- Updated: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 1102
There has been a lot of interest lately about the Estonia E-residency program. In order to clear the air on what it is and what it is not we were able to get a ...
There has been a lot of interest lately about the Estonia E-residency program. In order to clear the air on what it is and what it is not we were able to get a hold of Kasper Korjus who is spearheading this program in the Estonian Government. In the interview we talk about who the program is good for presently and what their plans are for the future.
Show Notes:
Kaspar’s Background (3:20)
What e-residency is not (4:35)
What e-residency is (6:00)
The three reasons to get e-residency (8:40)
Is this the beginning of the end of the nation state?
Is this the end of the nation state (10:30)
Can you get an E-Residency without going to Estonia (12:20)
What would disqualify someone from the E-residency program (17:00)
The types of companies can you open with an e-residency (17:40)
Is it necessary to have am Estonian bank account? (18:29)
Using an e-residency to open bank accounts in different countries (19:40)
What is Estonia’s motivation for offering this program (25:20)
Do you have to pay taxes to Estonia as an E-Residency (31:20)
Can Americans open bank accounts in Estonia (35:50)
Banking in Estonia (37:30)
Access to encryption with an e-residency (38:15)
Online businesses coming out of Estonia (43:18)
TransferWise
Crabcat
Geography and population of Estonia (44:20)
What is the benefits for EU citizens to get an E-Residency (48:30)
wn.com/Ep 22 The Inside Scoop On Estonian E Residency
There has been a lot of interest lately about the Estonia E-residency program. In order to clear the air on what it is and what it is not we were able to get a hold of Kasper Korjus who is spearheading this program in the Estonian Government. In the interview we talk about who the program is good for presently and what their plans are for the future.
Show Notes:
Kaspar’s Background (3:20)
What e-residency is not (4:35)
What e-residency is (6:00)
The three reasons to get e-residency (8:40)
Is this the beginning of the end of the nation state?
Is this the end of the nation state (10:30)
Can you get an E-Residency without going to Estonia (12:20)
What would disqualify someone from the E-residency program (17:00)
The types of companies can you open with an e-residency (17:40)
Is it necessary to have am Estonian bank account? (18:29)
Using an e-residency to open bank accounts in different countries (19:40)
What is Estonia’s motivation for offering this program (25:20)
Do you have to pay taxes to Estonia as an E-Residency (31:20)
Can Americans open bank accounts in Estonia (35:50)
Banking in Estonia (37:30)
Access to encryption with an e-residency (38:15)
Online businesses coming out of Estonia (43:18)
TransferWise
Crabcat
Geography and population of Estonia (44:20)
What is the benefits for EU citizens to get an E-Residency (48:30)
- published: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 1102
These are the best places to visit in 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 1686
Transylvania? Kotor? Estonia? One of the the most hotly anticipated travel guides of the year includes its usual round of surprises.
Transylvania? Kotor? Estonia? One of the the most hotly anticipated travel guides of the year includes its usual round of surprises.
wn.com/These Are The Best Places To Visit In 2016
Transylvania? Kotor? Estonia? One of the the most hotly anticipated travel guides of the year includes its usual round of surprises.
- published: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 1686
What can you do with Estonian e-Residency ID card?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:30
- Updated: 01 May 2016
- views: 3
Many people have heard about Estonian e-Residency, but are not sure what can you actually do with it. In this video I will show you how does e-residency card wo...
Many people have heard about Estonian e-Residency, but are not sure what can you actually do with it. In this video I will show you how does e-residency card work and what you can use it for.
In short you can do following things with your Estonian ID card:
- Sign documents
- Login into Estonian governmental services online
- Login to your Estonian bank account
Links mentioned in the video:
- ID card drivers: https://installer.id.ee/?lang=eng
- Test your card: https://e-estonia.com/e-residents/about/
- Estonian business portal: http://www.rik.ee/en
- Estonian tax office: http://www.emta.ee/eng
Remember to Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe!
wn.com/What Can You Do With Estonian E Residency Id Card
Many people have heard about Estonian e-Residency, but are not sure what can you actually do with it. In this video I will show you how does e-residency card work and what you can use it for.
In short you can do following things with your Estonian ID card:
- Sign documents
- Login into Estonian governmental services online
- Login to your Estonian bank account
Links mentioned in the video:
- ID card drivers: https://installer.id.ee/?lang=eng
- Test your card: https://e-estonia.com/e-residents/about/
- Estonian business portal: http://www.rik.ee/en
- Estonian tax office: http://www.emta.ee/eng
Remember to Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe!
- published: 01 May 2016
- views: 3
President Obama Addresses the People of Estonia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:29
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 41771
On September 3, 2014, President Obama addressed the students, young professionals, civil leaders, and the people of Estonia at the Nordea Concert Hall in Tallin...
On September 3, 2014, President Obama addressed the students, young professionals, civil leaders, and the people of Estonia at the Nordea Concert Hall in Tallinn, Estonia.
wn.com/President Obama Addresses The People Of Estonia
On September 3, 2014, President Obama addressed the students, young professionals, civil leaders, and the people of Estonia at the Nordea Concert Hall in Tallinn, Estonia.
- published: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 41771
Estonia - My Home
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:51
- Updated: 08 Nov 2009
- views: 2931
Hey! I have been a member of YouTube for a year now,
It has been a pretty nice year but with some stupid changes..
I am from Estonia, a tiny country in East...
Hey! I have been a member of YouTube for a year now,
It has been a pretty nice year but with some stupid changes..
I am from Estonia, a tiny country in Eastern Europe, most of you haven't ever even heard anything about it so I thought
that It would be nice to do a video about Estonia. With its Nature, beauty and people.
Facts about estonia :
-The Soviet occupation lasted for 50 years
-The Singing Revolution is the extraordinary story of the non-violent path Estonia took to free itself from Soviet occupation
-Estonia is an independent country since 20th August 1991
-Estonia is bordered by Russia in the East and by Latvia in the South
-Estonian is the official language (ca. 1 million speakers)
-The Parliament of Estonia is elected by the people of Estonia
-The Government of Estonia or the executive branch is formed by the Prime Minister of Estonia, nominated by the president and approved by the parliament
-Estonia is ranked above-average in democracy,press freedom,privacy
-The military of Estonia is based upon the Estonian Defence Forces
-Estonia's economy is rated as high income by the World Bank
-Estonia has a strong information technology sector and has been mentioned as the most "wired" and advanced country in Europe in the terms of e-Government of Estonia
-The culture of Estonia incorporates indigenous heritage, as represented by Estonian language from the Finno-Ugric languages and the sauna, with mainstream Nordic and European cultural aspects
-83.6% of Estonian residents are Estonian citizens, 7.4% are citizens of other countries and 9% are "citizens with undetermined citizenship"
-Estonia has one of the highest level of irreligious individuals in the world, with over 76 percent of the population stating no specific religious affiliation
wn.com/Estonia My Home
Hey! I have been a member of YouTube for a year now,
It has been a pretty nice year but with some stupid changes..
I am from Estonia, a tiny country in Eastern Europe, most of you haven't ever even heard anything about it so I thought
that It would be nice to do a video about Estonia. With its Nature, beauty and people.
Facts about estonia :
-The Soviet occupation lasted for 50 years
-The Singing Revolution is the extraordinary story of the non-violent path Estonia took to free itself from Soviet occupation
-Estonia is an independent country since 20th August 1991
-Estonia is bordered by Russia in the East and by Latvia in the South
-Estonian is the official language (ca. 1 million speakers)
-The Parliament of Estonia is elected by the people of Estonia
-The Government of Estonia or the executive branch is formed by the Prime Minister of Estonia, nominated by the president and approved by the parliament
-Estonia is ranked above-average in democracy,press freedom,privacy
-The military of Estonia is based upon the Estonian Defence Forces
-Estonia's economy is rated as high income by the World Bank
-Estonia has a strong information technology sector and has been mentioned as the most "wired" and advanced country in Europe in the terms of e-Government of Estonia
-The culture of Estonia incorporates indigenous heritage, as represented by Estonian language from the Finno-Ugric languages and the sauna, with mainstream Nordic and European cultural aspects
-83.6% of Estonian residents are Estonian citizens, 7.4% are citizens of other countries and 9% are "citizens with undetermined citizenship"
-Estonia has one of the highest level of irreligious individuals in the world, with over 76 percent of the population stating no specific religious affiliation
- published: 08 Nov 2009
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"Parnu" Sd0744's photos around Parnu, Estonia
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Entry from: Parnu, Estonia
Entry Title: "Parnu"
Entry:
"Parnu is located on the main road between Tallinn and Riga on the south-west coast of Estonia. From the lonely planet description of Parnu it sounds very much like my local town Bournemouth in Dorset, England with its golden-sand beaches, the lush sprawling parks, a town popular with the youths and its nightclubs and is also a popular health resort for older visitors. So let test this theory out, which is better my local English beach resort of Bournemouth or the Estonian beach resort of Parnu. I arrived in Parnu on the same day as the August bank holiday in England, so I wasn't surprised to find the weather at this beach resort was wet and miserable. Just like those nostalgic bank holidays in England. (draw, 0-0) There isn't too many things to dos in Parnu, when its rains other than get wet strolling around the towns colourful houses, the grassy parks and their random statues. If you want to get out the rain you can visit the cinema or the local mud baths but unfortunately I never tried this. Still that a few more things that Bournemouth has to offer unless you want a ride on a hot air balloon. (1-0 Parnu) One of Parnu's mud baths can be found inside this beach side building The golden-sand beaches between the two resorts is very similar but the Bournemouth beach is larger. The beaches in Parnu are segregated into male, female and mixed beaches. Me and Peter found this out the pervy way after a naked lady walked out of the Baltic sea. Whoops!!! We're on the woman's beach. Unfortunately this middle aged lady wasn't attractive so (1-1). A deserted beach in Parnu When we arrived in Parnu, my traveling buddy was suffering from MacDonald's withdrawal symptoms but despite our best effects searching we couldn't find those famous yellow arches. So off we went to try the local cuisine. For lunch I had a sandwich and a slice of cake in the cafe around the corner from the tourist information for less than 60p. Might have gone for a proper meal but nothing is translated around here. In the evening we stop at another cafe 'Georg' where I picked a random meal from the Estonian menu and ended up with chicken, chips and salad for £2 (45 EEKs). Still you can't beat the English Fish & Chips however for not having a MacDonald's and the cheap prices its (2-1 Parnu). Final category, Accommodation. After parting company with Peter I headed off to the river to the nearby Konse campsite which was an ideal distance (1km) from the bus station. A cozy campsite (60 EEKs for the tent and 60 EEKs per person) however it was a tad lonely being the only tent in a site predominated by Finnish camper-vans but a quiet night in makes a nice change from the busy Tallinn dorms. Since Bournemouth doesn't have a campsite in the town (3-1 Parnu). A lonely tent at Konse campsite Summary Parnu is much more backpacker friendly than my home beach resort of Bournemouth. But 2 days maximum here is long enough, unless you are lucky enough to catch some good weather. P.S. Don't try using Parnu as a base to explore the nearby Soomaa National Parks as there are only 3 buses. The first is ridiculously early and the the two later ones will only leave you stranded at the National Park as there is no late bus back."
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Photos from this trip:
1. "'Mudaravila' - Parnu mud baths"
2. "Another Parnu street and its colourful buildings"
3. "Beach fountain"
4. "Bizarre statue in one of Parnu's park"
5. "Catherine Church, Parnu"
6. "Lifeguard station"
7. "Lonely tent at Konse campsite"
8. "Park fountain"
9. "Parnu beach"
10. "Parnu beach a different view"
11. "Parnu street"
12. "River view from Konse campsite"
13. "Small lake in Parnu"
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Entry from: Parnu, Estonia
Entry Title: "Parnu"
Entry:
"Parnu is located on the main road between Tallinn and Riga on the south-west coast of Estonia. From the lonely planet description of Parnu it sounds very much like my local town Bournemouth in Dorset, England with its golden-sand beaches, the lush sprawling parks, a town popular with the youths and its nightclubs and is also a popular health resort for older visitors. So let test this theory out, which is better my local English beach resort of Bournemouth or the Estonian beach resort of Parnu. I arrived in Parnu on the same day as the August bank holiday in England, so I wasn't surprised to find the weather at this beach resort was wet and miserable. Just like those nostalgic bank holidays in England. (draw, 0-0) There isn't too many things to dos in Parnu, when its rains other than get wet strolling around the towns colourful houses, the grassy parks and their random statues. If you want to get out the rain you can visit the cinema or the local mud baths but unfortunately I never tried this. Still that a few more things that Bournemouth has to offer unless you want a ride on a hot air balloon. (1-0 Parnu) One of Parnu's mud baths can be found inside this beach side building The golden-sand beaches between the two resorts is very similar but the Bournemouth beach is larger. The beaches in Parnu are segregated into male, female and mixed beaches. Me and Peter found this out the pervy way after a naked lady walked out of the Baltic sea. Whoops!!! We're on the woman's beach. Unfortunately this middle aged lady wasn't attractive so (1-1). A deserted beach in Parnu When we arrived in Parnu, my traveling buddy was suffering from MacDonald's withdrawal symptoms but despite our best effects searching we couldn't find those famous yellow arches. So off we went to try the local cuisine. For lunch I had a sandwich and a slice of cake in the cafe around the corner from the tourist information for less than 60p. Might have gone for a proper meal but nothing is translated around here. In the evening we stop at another cafe 'Georg' where I picked a random meal from the Estonian menu and ended up with chicken, chips and salad for £2 (45 EEKs). Still you can't beat the English Fish & Chips however for not having a MacDonald's and the cheap prices its (2-1 Parnu). Final category, Accommodation. After parting company with Peter I headed off to the river to the nearby Konse campsite which was an ideal distance (1km) from the bus station. A cozy campsite (60 EEKs for the tent and 60 EEKs per person) however it was a tad lonely being the only tent in a site predominated by Finnish camper-vans but a quiet night in makes a nice change from the busy Tallinn dorms. Since Bournemouth doesn't have a campsite in the town (3-1 Parnu). A lonely tent at Konse campsite Summary Parnu is much more backpacker friendly than my home beach resort of Bournemouth. But 2 days maximum here is long enough, unless you are lucky enough to catch some good weather. P.S. Don't try using Parnu as a base to explore the nearby Soomaa National Parks as there are only 3 buses. The first is ridiculously early and the the two later ones will only leave you stranded at the National Park as there is no late bus back."
Read and see more at: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/sd0744/rtw_adventure07/1188212100/tpod.html
Photos from this trip:
1. "'Mudaravila' - Parnu mud baths"
2. "Another Parnu street and its colourful buildings"
3. "Beach fountain"
4. "Bizarre statue in one of Parnu's park"
5. "Catherine Church, Parnu"
6. "Lifeguard station"
7. "Lonely tent at Konse campsite"
8. "Park fountain"
9. "Parnu beach"
10. "Parnu beach a different view"
11. "Parnu street"
12. "River view from Konse campsite"
13. "Small lake in Parnu"
See this TripWow and more at http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-00bb-c95e-0c20?ytv4=1
- published: 11 Dec 2010
- views: 557
EASTmedia-online.biz | Welcome to Estonia - Travel Europe - Travel Blog
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ESTONIA - Stock Photography - Stock Images | Stock Footage Discovery - Welcome to Estonia
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Eesti | Estonia | Viro | L'Estonie | Estland | Estonsko | Estijoje | Эстония
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Estonia (Eesti Vabariik) - państwo położone w Europie Północno-Wschodniej nad morzem Bałtyckim, powstałe po I wojnie światowej. Członek Unii Europejskiej i NATO...
Estonia (Eesti Vabariik) - państwo położone w Europie Północno-Wschodniej nad morzem Bałtyckim, powstałe po I wojnie światowej. Członek Unii Europejskiej i NATO. Graniczy z Łotwą od południa i z Rosją od wschodu oraz z Finlandią przez Zatokę Fińską.W skład Estonii wchodzi ponad 1500 wysp i wysepek w Zatoce Ryskiej. Estończycy stanowią 68,6% ludności, Rosjanie 25,6%, Ukraińcy 2,1%, Białorusini 1,3%, Finowie 0,9%; pozostali to głównie Tatarzy, Łotysze, Żydzi, Polacy i Litwini. Od początków lat 90. spadek liczby ludności.
Estonia, officially the Republic of Estonia (Eesti Vabariik), is a state in the Baltic Region of Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by the Gulf of Finland, to the west by the Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia (343 km), and to the east by the Russian Federation (338.6 km). Across the Baltic Sea lies Sweden.The territory of Estonia covers 45,227 km2 (17,462 sq mi) and is influenced by a temperate seasonal climate. The Estonians are a Finnic people, and the sole official language, Estonian, is closely related to Finnish.
Estonia is a democratic parliamentary republic and is divided into 15 counties. The capital and largest city is Tallinn. With a population of only 1.34 million, Estonia is one of the least-populous members of the European Union, Eurozone and NATO. Today, Estonia has the highest GDP per person of any country that used to be part of the USSR. Estonia is listed as a High-Income Economy by the World Bank and a High-income OECD member. The United Nations lists Estonia as a developed country with a Human Development Index of "Very High". The country is also ranked highly for press freedom, economic freedom, democracy and political freedom and education.
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Estonia (Eesti Vabariik) - państwo położone w Europie Północno-Wschodniej nad morzem Bałtyckim, powstałe po I wojnie światowej. Członek Unii Europejskiej i NATO. Graniczy z Łotwą od południa i z Rosją od wschodu oraz z Finlandią przez Zatokę Fińską.W skład Estonii wchodzi ponad 1500 wysp i wysepek w Zatoce Ryskiej. Estończycy stanowią 68,6% ludności, Rosjanie 25,6%, Ukraińcy 2,1%, Białorusini 1,3%, Finowie 0,9%; pozostali to głównie Tatarzy, Łotysze, Żydzi, Polacy i Litwini. Od początków lat 90. spadek liczby ludności.
Estonia, officially the Republic of Estonia (Eesti Vabariik), is a state in the Baltic Region of Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by the Gulf of Finland, to the west by the Baltic Sea, to the south by Latvia (343 km), and to the east by the Russian Federation (338.6 km). Across the Baltic Sea lies Sweden.The territory of Estonia covers 45,227 km2 (17,462 sq mi) and is influenced by a temperate seasonal climate. The Estonians are a Finnic people, and the sole official language, Estonian, is closely related to Finnish.
Estonia is a democratic parliamentary republic and is divided into 15 counties. The capital and largest city is Tallinn. With a population of only 1.34 million, Estonia is one of the least-populous members of the European Union, Eurozone and NATO. Today, Estonia has the highest GDP per person of any country that used to be part of the USSR. Estonia is listed as a High-Income Economy by the World Bank and a High-income OECD member. The United Nations lists Estonia as a developed country with a Human Development Index of "Very High". The country is also ranked highly for press freedom, economic freedom, democracy and political freedom and education.
Eesti, Estonia, Viro, L'Estonie, Estland, Estonsko, Estónsko, Эстония
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Estonia by Bank of Estonia
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SEB Estonia Internet bank ID card authentication bypass
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Kelgukoerad : movie scene in front of the Bank of Estonia, Tallinn
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President Obama Holds a Press Conference with President Ilves of Estonia
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MaximsNewsNetwork: ESTONIA HIGHWAYS & ROADS: WORLD BANK
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Building an Enterprise-less online bank (Anton Keks, Estonia)
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Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility in DNB Bank Estonia - Benefits
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Estonian Internet bank authentication token cross-site replay
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On Top of the SEB Bank building in Estonia @95m above the ground
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Estonians comment on the euro, one year after joining the currency.
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Ep 22: The Inside Scoop on Estonian E-Residency
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What can you do with Estonian e-Residency ID card?
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President Obama Addresses the People of Estonia
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Estonia - My Home
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"Parnu" Sd0744's photos around Parnu, Estonia
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