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Data encryption with a private key that the user holds. Evernote, like Dropbox, etc. have your crypto keys, and thus will always be subject to hacking and such.
by quinndupont 14y ago
Data encryption with a private key that the user holds. Evernote, like Dropbox, etc. have your crypto keys, and thus will always be subject to hacking and such. If I, and only I, had the keys it would be up to me to keep them safe, and my data would not succumb to a hack of their database, etc.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoBut password resets would quite literally be impossible.