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> "If it's encrypted, it can't be read. " Yet. It can't be read yet.
by GrinningFool 11y ago
> "If it's encrypted, it can't be read. "
Yet. It can't be read yet.
- aidos 11y agoWith arq there are multiple layers that would have to be broken to get to the data. Still a risk, obviously - and one worth considering. I bet in the scheme of things though there are much easier ways to access this data available now.
- falcolas 11y agoAny agent capable of ever reading AES encrypted files with 256 bit keys is also an agent capable of opening your safe deposit box, requesting your tapes from a data vault provider, or coming over to your house with a rubber hose. Short of a vulnerability in AES (in which case we have more problems than a few copies of the Anarchists Handbook in our backup files), cracking proper encryption is simply not feasible.
- GrinningFool 11y agoWhat about in 10 years, 20, 50?