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I would say lets make one. Backblaze have shown what you can do with commodity hardware. Then you just need smart client that splits data 3-way into 3 differen
by venomsnake 13y ago
I would say lets make one. Backblaze have shown what you can do with commodity hardware.
Then you just need smart client that splits data 3-way into 3 different national jurisdictions. The data for each file is split in 2 and send to two different nations and the encrypted keys for decrypting each file are stored on 3rd with optional self destruct/dead man's switch. Everything is done client side. The hardware costs seem reasonable. And if someone is to subpoena the data needs to fight the legal system in 3 countries and obtain the master key.
- bifrost 13y agoIMHO backblaze is not a good example, because their design is prone to a few kinds of onerous failures due to the poor hw design of some of their components. Its much smarter to build this sort of thing with an actual JBOD chassis and a SAS controller > Then you just need smart client that splits data 3-way into 3 different national jurisdictions. This actually doesn't help much.
- venomsnake 13y agoWhy do you think it does not help?