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Not really, the attraction of AeroFS is not having a connection/reliance on S3. So for something like 1Password syncing, it would be great not to have a copy si
by newman314 14y ago
Not really, the attraction of AeroFS is not having a connection/reliance on S3. So for something like 1Password syncing, it would be great not to have a copy sitting somewhere in the cloud.
- mikeash 14y agoIf you use a strong master password, and given that 1Password uses a secure key-derivation function, does it really matter if your 1Password file is sitting somewhere in the cloud?
- newman314 14y agoYes. My take on it is if there is no/little benefit of putting something in the cloud, there is no reason to do so particularly if it's something security related.