From 5cfb3a772d749fa4f75029b374afc28c138ae395 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Siddharth Ravikumar <sravik@bgsu.edu>
Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2016 20:35:32 -0500
Subject: Moved things around.

Sections that are not chapters are now moved under prologue/
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+\begin{abstractpage}
+  File storage providers on the Internet have made it non-trivial for
+  individuals to store personal files on the file storage provider's
+  computers. After Mr. Snowden disclosed information about the
+  National Security Agency' (NSA) surveillance programs that allowed
+  the NSA to access information stored on file storage provider'
+  computers, online file storage became a non-solution for storing
+  personal files for everyone who detested the possibility of somebody
+  else being able to access their personal files. In the past, there
+  have been separate efforts to come with a solution to allow
+  individuals to use storage space provided by file storage providers
+  in a way that it made it impossible for file storage providers and
+  to access the files. combox is one such effort. It allows an
+  individual to store personal files in the ``combox directory'' on
+  all her computers (running GNU/Linux or OS X) and the combox program
+  takes the files, splits and encrypts them and spreads them across
+  file storage providers' directories. Therefore, when an individual
+  uses storage space provided by file storage providers through
+  combox, each file storage provider gets only a part of the file in
+  an encrypted form.
+\end{abstractpage}
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