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That sounds quite troublesome if the encryption key is lost, compromised, or rotated for any other reason.
by sedatk 10mo ago
That sounds quite troublesome if the encryption key is lost, compromised, or rotated for any other reason.
- gwbas1c 10mo agoThe key will never be rotated. (There's no reason to.) We're not worried about key compromises. If the key is lost, we have much bigger problems.
- cowboylowrez 10mo agoKey management seems to be as important as backups but I understand that something so small (an encryption key) could seem unimportant because database backups are so big lol but they really do share important attributes (do not lose your keys, do not lose your data, do not expose your keys, do not expose your data, etc etc)