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blacker

a. (en-comparative of: black)

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Blacker (security)

Blacker (styled BLACKER) is a U.S. Department of Defense computer network security project designed to achieve A1 class ratings of the Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria ( TCSEC). The project was implemented by SDC and Burroughs. It was the first secure system with trusted End-to-end encryption on the United States' Defense Data Network.

Usage examples of "blacker".

An' he got blacker 'n thunder an' roared round like a dehorned bull.

There came a moment when a blacker shade overspread the wide area of flickering gleams and then obliterated them.

Redder of face, blacker of beard, coarser of aspect, evidently under the influence of liquor, he was as fierce-looking as a gorilla and as repulsive.

And may she feel, too, -- what, methinks, is the very truth, -- that this boon was meant, above all things else, to keep the mother’s soul alive, and to preserve her from blacker depths of sin into which Satan might else have sought to plunge her!

Her only justification lay in the fact, that she had been able to discern no method of rescuing him from a blacker ruin than had overwhelmed herself, except by acquiescing in Roger Chillingworth’s scheme of disguise.

Never was there a blacker or a fiercer frown, than Hester now encountered.

The image of Brannel's face, agape, swam before his eyes, faded to a black shadow on his retinas, then flew upward into a cloudless sky blacker than space.

Bertha's sensitive to females and children, Auer to the blacker side of life.

He was just growing accustomed to that alteration when there was a melodious ding and the door slid silently aside-and Jaxom looked out at a vast blackness that framed an even blacker area that was punctuated by star lights.

What they formed was a disk the size of a man's hand, half blacker than pitch and half whiter than snow, the colors meeting along a sinuous line, unfaded by age.

Those black clothes, blacker than black, had never been worn by any human.

Behind it, as if the shadow's shadow were vast, the fog darkened till it was blacker than night.

Rand felt it engulfing him, colder than ice and hotter than coals both at the same time, blacker than death, sucking him into the depths of it, overwhelming the world.

There was no dull, silvery reflection behind it, only blackness blacker than pitch.

His moods grew worse, blacker, and he raged that this was not what was meant to be.