3 ms·
> Crashplan: I have the keys :) Do you really? They offer a web interface with access to your data. Do you enter the encryption keys when you access the web in
by oarsinsync 9y ago
> Crashplan: I have the keys :)
Do you really? They offer a web interface with access to your data. Do you enter the encryption keys when you access the web interface, or do you enter a username and password which then provides access to the encryption keys?
In that situation, who really has the keys?
- username223 9y agoIIRC, with Crashplan (RIP) you get a choice of whether to encrypt everything with a local key, in which case you're SOL if you lose it, or to encrypt with a key known to Crashplan, in which case you can reset your password and they can see your data. That seems like a reasonable trade-off to me, where different users will make different choices.
- closeparen 9y agoCrashplan still works fine, you just have to get the business-branded version.