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Just installed nextcloud, an owncloud fork today. Be warned, while server side encryption works, e2e is completely broken and has been for non brand new account
by no_time 5y ago
Just installed nextcloud, an owncloud fork today. Be warned, while server side encryption works, e2e is completely broken and has been for non brand new accounts for quite a while judging by the github issues.
I'm not sure how much should I trust a vps host. I can mess around with encryption all day long but they can compromise my mail server without me ever knowing.
- johnchristopher 5y ago> I'm not sure how much should I trust a vps host. I can mess around with encryption all day long but they can compromise my mail server without me ever knowing. Basically, you can't. It all depends on your threat model. edit: https://owncloud.com/features/end-to-end-encryption-2/ https://owncloud.com/features/end-to-end-encryption-2/ owncloud community and standard edition don't have e2e
- no_time 5y agoWeird to think about it because some people trust VPSes with their entire business and not just their email and phone backup like I would. The enterprise edition is out of my budget range unfortunately.
- johnchristopher 5y agoMaybe have a look at cryfs and encfs ? One of them is `optimized` for always on syncing and small chunks (can't remember which) and the other is deprecated (or a third one, can't remember at the moment). But yeah, if you have a business... don't self host too much sensitive stuff, delegate if you can.