That was a good skim for me as someone who implemented one of the first independent mega.nz clients. Useful to know especially about structure authentication an

That was a good skim for me as someone who implemented one of the first independent mega.nz clients. Useful to know especially about structure authentication and ability to swap metadata on files and move files/chunks of files around when server is compromised, when there's no e2e authentication for this. Lots of traps all around. :) Looks like the safest bet is still to just tar everything and encrypt/sign the result in one go. I wonder how vulnerable eg. Linux filesystem level encryption is to these kinds of attacks...