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Hmm, that's all nice, but what about securing my data against snooping? I'm wondering specifically how I would prevent people from snooping data while in transi
by anonymous 13y ago
Hmm, that's all nice, but what about securing my data against snooping? I'm wondering specifically how I would prevent people from snooping data while in transit (MITM) and prevent someone with physical access to the hard drive from reading my bits? To simplify the question, assume I just want to store and retrieve plain files. Bonus points if I can also safely share them in some way (i.e. share one file without also giving up security on the rest).
- joeyh 13y agoFor backup, you could use duplicity or obnam, both of which gpg encrypt incremental backups. For file storage, you can use git-annex which gpg encrypts data stored on rsync special remotes. I hope to add gpg encrypted git repositories to it soon too. Or tahoe-lafs, which encrypts files and allows sharing them by sharing a special url.
- skolor 13y agoWhat? Encrypt it on your system, store the encrypted blob there. Add a simple web server to host them. If you do any crypto on these servers, obviously anyone with physical access could compromise it (although potentially not without alerting you that it had been).
- X-Istence 13y agoSet up VPN...