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Tarsnap is a
secure online backup service for UNIX-like
operating systems,
including BSD, Linux, and OS X. It was
created in 2008 by
Colin Percival. Tarsnap...
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derivation function created by
Colin Percival in
March 2009,
originally for the
Tarsnap online backup service. The
algorithm was
specifically designed to make...
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original on 13
January 2012. Cryptography.
Tarsnap (2009-09-04).
Retrieved on 2013-08-10. "
Tarsnap - About". www.
tarsnap.com. "Tresorit on Linux". "Cloud Storage...
- Percival, Colin. "Why is 1 GB
equal to 10^9
bytes instead of 2^30?".
tarsnap.com.
Retrieved 1
November 2015.
Unicode Consortium (2019). "The Unicode...
- Web Services, Inc.
Retrieved 25 May 2015. Percival, Colin. "About
Tarsnap".
Tarsnap and C. Percival.
Retrieved 25 May 2015. "Amazon
Linux AMI 2013.03...
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introduction of memory-hard functions, he is also
known for
developing the
Tarsnap online backup service,
which became his full-time job.
Percival began taking...
- and Big Data.
Elsevier Science. ISBN 9780128023518. "scrypt page on the
Tarsnap website".
Retrieved 21
January 2014. Deng,
Robert H. (3
August 2017). Handbook...
- "Stronger Key
Derivation via
Sequential Memory-Hard Functions" (PDF).
TARSNAP. The
Technical BSD Conference. "Cryptology
ePrint Archive:
Report 2013/525"...
- was
released in
December 2015. On June 3, 2011,
Colin Percival,
owner of
Tarsnap (a
competitor of
Jungle Disk),
identified two
potential weaknesses in Jungle...
- 2017-12-05. ^T stty(1) – BSD
General Commands Manual Lucas,
Michael W (2015).
Tarsnap Mastery.
Tilted Windmill Press. p. 71. Lavigne, Dru (2004). BSD
Hacks 100...
