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I've been working on a Dropbox-style system that does client-side encryption and runs in my own AWS account for a while now. It's almost ready for beta. Recent
by sreitshamer 13y ago
I've been working on a Dropbox-style system that does client-side encryption and runs in my own AWS account for a while now. It's almost ready for beta. Recent events help validate the effort for me.
- kybernetikos 13y agoHave you considered spideroak or jungledisk? The biggest worry with such a setup would be losing the key. There are a couple of options for client side encryption cloud services, but so far I've struggled to find one that I can run headless on a lightweight debian on arm that does full folder syncing (rather than one way) with remote servers efficiently.
- sreitshamer 13y agoI don't understand Spideroak. The first thing you do with Spideroak is type your password into their web site to get started. How is that "trust no one" security?
- ef4 13y agoI'm pretty sure the web-based interface is completely optional. When I tried it out a while ago, you started by downloading their client and setting up your master password locally.