Naval Postgraduate School
Complete Delete vs. Time Machine Computing
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Users are increasingly demanding two contradictory system
properties - the ability to absolutely, positively erase information
so that it cannot be recovered, and the ability to recover
information that was inadvertently or intentionally altered or
deleted. Storage system designers now need to resolve the tension
between complete delete and time machine computing.
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Operating Systems Review, ACM Special Interest Group on Operating Systems, January 2007.
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