BorderElliptic™ reflects the confluence of physical, geometric boundaries and virtual or logical boundaries in computing and networking systems.
From network topology to microprocessor design, borders define the crucial thresholds between private and public spheres — between trust and exposure, safety and risk. In the digital realm, these borders are not only physical (like firewalls or circuit boundaries) but conceptual, marking the boundaries where secure structures end and vulnerabilities begin.
Our research examines these shifting boundaries: how developers, attackers, and defenders negotiate them, and how evolving techniques can either reinforce or subvert them. The elliptical metaphor reflects this paradox — precise yet fluid, a shape whose very geometry suggests both definition and movement.
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