To delete or not to delete: The contexts of Icelandic Final Vowel Deletion

The Right to Delete

Most of us have incidents in our past that we'd rather leave there, but that is increasingly difficult in a world teeming with devices and services that capture our words and actions and record them indefinitely. Instead of organically being forgotten, records of the past increasingly persist in digital storage unless and until they are deleted by someone. Should an individual have the right to...

How to Delete a Secret

This paper discusses the secure data erasure problem and introduces a new Proof of Deletion protocol, which assures secure data deletion in a way that any independent third party can verify cryptographically. The use of cryptography in data deletion is not new, but previous solutions are unsatisfactory as they merely return a single bit: whether the deletion is successful. However, this single ...

Duty to Delete on Non-Volatile Memory

We firstly suggest new cache policy applying the duty to delete invalid cache data on Non-volatile Memory (NVM). This cache policy includes generating random data and overwriting the random data into invalid cache data. Proposed cache policy is more economical and effective regarding perfect deletion of data. It is ensure that the invalid cache data in NVM is secure against malicious hackers.

On Delete Cascade

Lifting Delete Relaxation Heuristics To Successor Generator Planning

The problem of deterministic planning, i.e., of finding a sequence of actions leading from a given initial state to a goal, is one of the most basic and well studied problems in artificial intelligence. Two of the best known approaches to deterministic planning are the black box approach, in which a programmer implements a successor generator, and the modelbased approach, in which a user descri...