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But who outside of China would put anything of importance on Chinese servers? I guess if you just want to back up your cat gifs...
by autotravis 13y ago
But who outside of China would put anything of importance on Chinese servers? I guess if you just want to back up your cat gifs...
- meatcider 13y agoIf security is a concern then it's not really different than servers in any other country. Who'd put anything of importance online at all? Cat GIFs is about right. It'd be fine as second-string backup I suppose. I couldn't work out the point of mobile app being involved in the sign-up process though.
- forgottenpaswrd 13y agoBut who outside of China would put anything of importance on USA servers? It is the same question, given that USA spying is the biggest in the world, specially industrial spying, and that thanks to the patriot acts they could spy on you even legally. You could put something important in the cloud, but this could not be secret.
- Gigablah 13y agoI guess it's not so much a question of spying, but whether they will manage not to lose your data. Hell even US providers stuff it up sometimes.
- kjying 13y agoI think it is not a big problem. Tencent is a public listed company with $ 100 billion market value。 Same level with facebook and amazon
- hannibal5 13y agoI would put my truecrypt partition in Chinese server.
- buster 13y agoI really would reconsider that: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-2301.html http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-2301.html
- venomsnake 13y agoHow is that a problem? One of the best practices with truecrypt is to not use passphrases but randomly generated key files. Than all you can resort is crypto implementation weakness and bruteforcing the key.
- hannibal5 13y agonot a problem when you use truecrupt correctly. Using keyfiles for remote stored data is no-brainer. http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/keyfiles http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/keyfiles