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I think if you're going to do a CDN system like that, you might as well just assume any CDN can be compromised. I would structure it where the data "nut" is in
by mikegioia 11y ago
I think if you're going to do a CDN system like that, you might as well just assume any CDN can be compromised. I would structure it where the data "nut" is in The Netherlands, and there are CDN servers everywhere caching pages with various TTLs. If you're TTL was low enough (like 5 minutes) you could lose a CDN and only have a fraction of your data seized.
It definitely runs the risk that a CDN isn't just seized but "bugged".