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I'm with you. That's one of the big challenges I (and anyone in the space, I presume) would have from outset. On the bright side Passbox would only be random un
by mrdazm 7y ago
I'm with you. That's one of the big challenges I (and anyone in the space, I presume) would have from outset. On the bright side Passbox would only be random until it's not. The right news article, partnership or some other form of validation would inspire trust. It's not there yet but any company has to start somewhere and build up.
- beshrkayali 7y agoMaybe. "random" wasn't intended to be the focus of my comment. But even if, I can't see how something like this is feasible. Even with the best of intentions, services get hacked and they break. A tiny mistake (maybe some extra logging, now or down the line) could expose user's data. All services dealing with personal data claim being secure, until users receive that dreaded "we're sorry" email. Maybe if you allow uploading files (that would be gpg encrypted by users, locally) with some mechanism to have their keys physically sent to their relatives in a way that you don't store it or even have access to it, it'd be something worth paying for. But at this point, one can just get a safety deposit box, and they can give their loved ones the encrypted file(s) even before death.