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But this doesn't mean anything though right since all encryption happens clientside right? Oh...wrong service. This is Dropbox so they have the key on their en
by justauser 14y ago
But this doesn't mean anything though right since all encryption happens clientside right? Oh...wrong service. This is Dropbox so they have the key on their end.
- awayand 14y agomakes it hard to deduplicate encrypted data maybe?
- justauser 14y agoExplain that to users AND businesses who trust Dropbox with sensitive information.
- Nanopy 14y agoMy sensitive information is in a truecrypt container...does dropbox market itself as a business backup solution, or just consumer?
- AndrewDucker 14y agoAnd also to share files with other people, or access them via the website.
- ceejayoz 14y agoGood opportunity for a paid level of service. Client-side encryption for $X extra per year, to make up for the extra storage used.
- gst 14y agoWuala can deduplicate encrypted data. The encryption is a little bit weaker than standard encryption (because you can tell if two users are hosting the same file), but it's not possible to determine a file's content from the cipher text (if the file is unique).