BURP - BackUp and Restore Program

Abstract
Acknowledgements

1. Introduction
2. Software development methodology
3. Proof of concept programs
4. The first iteration
5. Comparative testing
6. Initial test results
7. The second iteration
8. Final test results
9. Further iterations
10. Conclusion
11. Evaluation of the project as a whole

Bibliography

Appendix A - How the original 'burp' works
Appendix B - Design of the proof of concept programs
Appendix C - Rabin fingerprinting algorithm in C
Appendix D - Design of the first iteration
Appendix E - Design of the second iteration
Appendix F - Open source competition
Appendix G - Raw test data
Appendix H - Items to be completed before releasing the new software

Burp is open and free software. I work on it in my spare time. If you would like this work to continue, please consider making a small donation.

Burp, don't suck.

Last updated: June 2016
By Graham Keeling
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