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Well, the lack of SSL doesn't help at all. I prefer to pay a bit more to SpiderOak and have encryption. Of course, I could make a script to compress all my fil
by just_testing 16y ago
Well, the lack of SSL doesn't help at all. I prefer to pay a bit more to SpiderOak and have encryption.
Of course, I could make a script to compress all my files with passwords, but the selling point of those services is being easy.
- wladimir 16y agoSSL is just the wire protocol, it does not protect your data when it is stored. So it's advisable to do your own encryption anyway, before sending it to the backup server.