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Here is a good interview question: Design a simple system that uses amazon as backend to store encrypted data and the keys never leave your control. There wer
by venomsnake 12y ago
Here is a good interview question:
Design a simple system that uses amazon as backend to store encrypted data and the keys never leave your control.
There were 4TB drives at 100-sh bucks for big things.
The problem is not Cryptolocker because there will ALWAYS be malware that targets the data itself. And some people will do it just for fun.
- fdsary 12y agoI think Duplicity (http://duplicity.nongnu.org http://duplicity.nongnu.org) is what you're looking for. For Ubuntu I know there's a nice GUI that anyone who can use a computer can set up. For other platforms I think cli is the only way, but someone could just write a QT/Cocoa wrapper around it.
- elithrar 12y agoDuply (http://duply.net/ http://duply.net/) is a wrapper around Duplicity, and there's a GUI front-end called Deja Dup too: http://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/Screenshots http://live.gnome.org/DejaDup/Screenshots I use Duply to schedule incremental backups of my server logs to S3 (write only) and then have S3 expire them after 60 days. Works great.