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I assume you refer to all the seemingly nitty problems with the pipeline above (from what I can see, there is no way to verify that the archive wasn't tampered
by robryk 13y ago
I assume you refer to all the seemingly nitty problems with the pipeline above (from what I can see, there is no way to verify that the archive wasn't tampered with).
Would you say the same about a solution that signs and encrypts the archive with gpg (signs with a machine's key and encrypts it to the owner's key). If so, can you elaborate on some examples of security problems that solution could have?
- tptacek 13y agoAre you asking if I could design you a secure backup system? I could, and it might asymptotically approach the quality of Colin's. I don't think you're comfortable with the amount of money I'd charge for that service. You're better off paying Colin cost-plus for AWS storage, since that's all he seems to want to charge. :)