3 ms·
> 1. Will there ever be a zero-knowledge option at Dropbox? JungleDisk provides this. It offers a Dropbox-like native interface powered directly by S3 with sup
by Pyxl101 11y ago
> 1. Will there ever be a zero-knowledge option at Dropbox?
JungleDisk provides this. It offers a Dropbox-like native interface powered directly by S3 with support for client-side encryption. That is, your computer encrypts the data locally and then stores it directly into S3. You provide your AWS credentials to the client at setup time.
Not needing to depend on any company beyond AWS to store my data appealed to me. Beyond the trust that one must place in the JungleDisk client itself, at least.
It used to be available to buy as a single software program, but now it's a monthly subscription service.
- smt88 11y agoThat's very cool. Thanks for letting me know. It seems like a good middleground between OwnCloud and SpiderOak.