Xfredhd

To evaluate the efficacy of XfredHD, we compared it against the standard EXT4 filesystem with LUKS encryption and the ZFS filesystem with native encryption.

This method ensures that any tampering with a single physical sector renders subsequent sectors unreadable, providing immediate tamper detection. Furthermore, because the encryption is tied to the allocation order, the system achieves higher density by eliminating the need to store separate IVs for every block. xfredhd

| Filesystem | Throughput (MB/s) | CPU Overhead (%) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | EXT4 + LUKS | 1,200 | 12% | | ZFS (Native Encryption) | 1,450 | 18% | | XfredHD | 1,680 | 14% | To evaluate the efficacy of XfredHD, we compared

Table 1: Comparison of sequential write performance. | Filesystem | Throughput (MB/s) | CPU Overhead

XfredHD demonstrated a 40% increase in throughput over EXT4/LUKS. This is attributed to the reduced I/O operations required for metadata handling via the TMC.

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