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> for example someone steals the key and then accesses the data It was why I schemed it so the key is sent to the user but not kept by you. Someone steals the
by arkh 5y ago
> for example someone steals the key and then accesses the data
It was why I schemed it so the key is sent to the user but not kept by you. Someone steals the user key? They can ask for a restore but they won't have access to the data unless they've got the user login info too. An employee steals the encrypted data? Enjoy the time spent cracking the cryptography.
A little like one of the solutions for deletion in Event Sourced systems but instead of completely losing the keys, you give it to the user first.