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Afaik at least Crashplan uses strong asymetric encryption so you can store your decryption key offline. If a party is really interested in your data they might
by emsy 11y ago
Afaik at least Crashplan uses strong asymetric encryption so you can store your decryption key offline. If a party is really interested in your data they might as well obtain it with a wrench. Don't get me wrong, I do think you're right about this. It's a tradeoff between convenience and security. Or viewed from a different angle: Is it worse that your data might be read by a third party or that you lose your data because you forgot your manual backup. And which scenario is more likely?
- aluhut 11y agoI don't dare to speculate about the likeness of security breaches anymore. But I have a pretty good backup routine.