I keep making this same point in various HN threads. It should be trivially obvious to anyone who understands cryptography, but I guess lots of people really ju

I keep making this same point in various HN threads. It should be trivially obvious to anyone who understands cryptography, but I guess lots of people really just don't. Pick a good password, pick good algorithms, and you should feel very comfortable about hosting an encrypted blob of data anywhere. Maybe you should worry a little if you're at risk of being specifically targeted by the NSA, but I doubt they've seriously broken any state-of-the-art crypto. At that point OS exploits and trojans are your real concern.