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On Tuesday,2009-09-08, at 5:54 , Kevin Easton wrote:
Possession of the read-cap to the mutable file gives you two
things: it gives you
So How Do You Manage Your Keys Then, part 3 of 5
In part one of this series [1] I described how Tahoe-LAFS combines
decryption, integrity-checking, identification, and access into one
bitstring, called an immutable file read-cap (short for
capability). In part two [2] I described how
