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I would guess he means that the data is encrypted before ever being sent to backblaze. The answer is yes according to http://www.backblaze.com/backup-encryption
by dkokelley 14y ago
I would guess he means that the data is encrypted before ever being sent to backblaze. The answer is yes according to http://www.backblaze.com/backup-encryption.html http://www.backblaze.com/backup-encryption.html
Rather, it's an optional yes.
- StavrosK 14y agoYep, that's what I meant, thanks. EDIT: Actually, it looks like they can decrypt your data to restore it on their end, so it's a no.
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- matthew-wegner 14y agoI believe Tarsnap is your only viable option, if you want that enforce that degree of paranoia: http://www.tarsnap.com/ http://www.tarsnap.com/
- bifrost 14y agoBitcasa is also in the same realm, although I think Bitcasa has some cooler de-dupe technology.
- gnyman 14y agoActually it is a yes, they cannot decrypt your data as they do not keep your password around. You have to enter it every time you want to restore a file, and it is not saved on their side only used to get the files then thrown away again. Of course, if you have so sensitive stuff that you cannot accept it ever being on another server in clear text then it still a no on that question.
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