They don't really verify things anyway, they wait for people to inform them of issues. Encryption can be broken, but, one assumes: a) that your backups aren't

They don't really verify things anyway, they wait for people to inform them of issues. Encryption can be broken, but, one assumes: a) that your backups aren't likely to be stolen, b) that no one cares enough and c) by the time they are, the people whose information you stored are dead If you logged in you provided the key: NOTE: Logging in via the SpiderOak website does temporarily allow SpiderOak employees access to your password. Due to this exposure, we discourage users from entering your password online if they wish to fully retain our Zero-Knowledge privacy.