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Like almost all 'cloud' services, I treat all data in Evernote as non-confidential and thus don't keep private information within it and I take regular backups.
by mrmondo 11y ago
Like almost all 'cloud' services, I treat all data in Evernote as non-confidential and thus don't keep private information within it and I take regular backups. Do I trust a hobby / standard web-dev project as any more secure just because they day it is and might have an extra layer of encryption - no.
- orthecreedence 11y agoThis is important: there's a trust barrier to entry here. Why trust some random guy on the internet? You wouldn't. Nor would I expect anyone to actually pour through the source code to determine if the crypto is sound. Sometime soon I'm hoping to get enough cash rounded up for a security audit and get a few thumbs up from the security community so at least you won't be taking my word for it. Not only that, I'd love to make the product rock-solid. As much crypto as I've studied in the past few years, nothing beats an expert looking things over.