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Stupid question... but if I put something personal in there... what's to stop you from reading it? I mean... you could steal my million dollar startup idea. Or
by hellweaver666 16y ago
Stupid question... but if I put something personal in there... what's to stop you from reading it? I mean... you could steal my million dollar startup idea. Or is that the plan?
- detcader 16y agothe "add password" feature?
- samdk 16y agoDoesn't mean the data's encrypted on the server-side though. The person running this could probably access anything written here pretty easily. That's a trade-off you make with almost any cloud service though. If you have a super-secret million-dollar startup idea or something really personal that you don't ever want anyone reading, you probably shouldn't be putting it anywhere on the internet.
- jacobbijani 16y agoEh. Do you email ideas? Someone could read those, too.
- marcus 16y agoActually as all email traffic is sent in clear text (unless encrypted using PGP or a program of the sort) - these can be read by any node between your SMTP server and the recipient's POP server not just the end points.
- dreepers10 16y agoThe site definitely needs HTTPS.
- RexCardello 16y agoI agree. While someone on the server might be able to read it, there's no need for everyone with a sniffer to be able to. Regardless, I like this.