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Why Snaplock chain of custody verification is too slow

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Applies to

  • 7-Mode Transition Tool (7MTT)
  • SnapLock

Answer

Due to 7-mode restriction the snaplock chain of custody fingerprint verification process is sequential. It means that for every single file a verification is happening sequentially.
 
For instance, if the verification is taking 500ms  per file for 100 million files it could take 578 days.

Additional Information

Considerations for using Chain of Custody verification for 7-Mode SnapLock volumes

 

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