Harnessing the power of Peer-to-Peer technology to create a secure and low-cost distributed Filing System Pablo www. Carballude.es González.

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Harnessing the power of Peer-to-Peer technology to create a secure and low-cost distributed Filing System Pablo www. Carballude.es González

Do we have a problem?

How do we work?  Central servers (Saturation)  High capacity networks (Expensive)  Work from everywhere (High risk)  Remote access (Expensive)

Saturation Problem Central Server Client

Work from everywhere Central Server

Privacy issues  We don’t want to allow everyone on the Internet to get access to our company files.

Saturation Solution Central Server Client Server Client Server Client

Files can be shared to EVERYONE (public) or just with SOME OF THEM (private) This prototype is using GnuPG. Sharing files

Transferring files

To sum up  We’ve increased network speed by solving saturation.  Workers can access files from everywhere, safely.  We’ve saved money eliminating the expensive central server.  Communications can be established by unsecure (and cheap) channels, because all the information would be encrypted.

Pablo Carballude González Questions?