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The blind stone tablet: Outsourcing durability to untrusted parties.

Williams et al., 2009

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5162217178090574139
Author
Williams P
Sion R
Shasha D
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NDSS

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We introduce a new paradigm for outsourcing the durability property of a multi-client transactional database to an untrusted service provider. Specifically, we enable untrusted service providers to support transaction serialization, backup and recovery for clients, with …
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