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That would be SpiderOak. They don't hold your keys - they only hold blocks of data. Everything's encrypted and decrypted on your local box. The exception to
by bandy 14y ago
That would be SpiderOak. They don't hold your keys - they only hold blocks of data. Everything's encrypted and decrypted on your local box. The exception to that would be data you've marked as sharable.
- joejohnson 14y agoOh thank you, I'd never heard of SpiderOak. Do you use it? Does it have all (or most) of the features of Dropbox?
- bandy 14y agoI am no longer a user - mostly because I'm not paranoid enough (everything up on dropbox is basically public info) and I have old slow computers that take forever to run the python programs (circa '09/'10) that do the encryption. But yes, it basically works like dropbox. Have program running, place files in magic folder, files get synced to cloud.