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Sorry for asking, but if the private keys are stored client-side, how do handle users with multiple computers? Let the user handle it by hand? (i'm no encrypti

• hasenj 12y ago
  I think the "client" here is the application server, not the web browser.
  • axx 12y ago
    Then where's the point in this?
    • michwill 12y ago
      Your [pretty long] passphrase can be your key. Or you can take your key file with you. Having the key derived from your password is also possible, but I think not really that secure. SpiderOak and Mega deal with this problem as they have e2e encrypted file storage
    • hasenj 12y ago
      So that someone getting access to your database's data storage doesn't compromise your data.