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Re: encryption. The server is encrypted, as are all the VMs (except ones I don't care about, say running a small web app or whatever). Most stuff is in KeePas
by hkajhfjl 8y ago
Re: encryption.
The server is encrypted, as are all the VMs (except ones I don't care about, say running a small web app or whatever).
Most stuff is in KeePass, and the database is then backed up.
The encryption keys are stored in KeePass. That database is my most important thing, and I have many copies of it that stay in sync. For eg, I have a script that emails it to me once a day.
I use an app called PhotoSync on iOS to backup pictures. The synology app can backup music and video (as far as I know), but I prefer PhotoSync.
The USB drive at home is NOT encrypted. If someone steals that, they will have access to my docs and pics, but not to KeePass of course. This is done for ease of access in case something happens to me.