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Two points: 1. Would you have my password / private key / both? 2. Why does it say 'As of now in 2014'?.... Instead of 2015? Perhaps you could provide a Privac
by digital_ins 11y ago
Two points:
1. Would you have my password / private key / both?
2. Why does it say 'As of now in 2014'?.... Instead of 2015?
Perhaps you could provide a Privacy Policy and tell us what jurisdiction it would be enforceable for?
- tanin 11y ago> 1. Would you have my password / private key / both? The public and private keys are randomly generated on the client side with JSEncrypt (Javascript). I don't have your private key and your password, as they never leave your machines. (And if you reload the page, then the private key is lost forever) I might have the public key in the log because it is a part of the URL for encryption. > 2. Why does it say 'As of now in 2014'?.... Instead of 2015? It was built in 2014. I haven't updated it. > Perhaps you could provide a Privacy Policy and tell us what jurisdiction it would be enforceable for? I'm not sure what this means or how to make one. Could you explain more? Thanks for the good questions!
- digital_ins 11y agoI asked about the privacy policy because I assumed that you also had visibility of my private key (I assumed you were generating it on your server). Usually I look to the privacy policy to see what information you're receiving and storing. Re jurisdiction: privacy policy agreements are appendages of the terms of use - which is subject to law only in defined jurisdictions.
- tanin 11y agoAh, got it now. That's a good thing to have.