"Ziende Blind": Antigone speelt "Othello"

Antigone: Policy-based Secure Group Communication System and AMirD: Antigone-based Secure File Mirroring System

This demonstration gives examples of how the Antigone policy-based secure group communication system supports applications. The concept behind Antigone came from the applications whose security needs may vary, depending on operating environment, principals in a group, or the data being exchanged. For example, some applications may handle proprietary data that requires confidentiality, others ma...

Echoes of Sophocles's Antigone in Auster's Invisible

In her article "Echoes of Sophocles's Antigone in Auster's Invisible" Kathleen Waller discusses Paul Auster's Invisible, a novel that explores Deleuze's and Guattari's ontological idea of becoming in a virtual world versus merely living in the actual, physical world. Sexual and immortal desires in the protagonist's virtual world show a near achieved nothingness, or "a space which is unlimited" ...

Machine Learning of Othello Heuristics

The machine learning algorithm of [3] is applied to the problem of learning which heuristics to apply when playing the board game Othello. The problem is large, for there are 46,875 heuristics considered. The results are respectable; the Learner is able to beat a practiced human player approximately fifty percent of the time. Suggestions for improvement are included.

Security Policy Enforcement in the Antigone System

Works in communication security policy have recently focused on general-purpose policy languages and evaluation algorithms. However, because the supporting frameworks often defer enforcement, the correctness of a realization of these policies in software is limited by the quality of domain-specific implementations. This paper introduces the Antigone communication security policy enforcement fra...

The Evolution of Strong Othello