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VESvault
3mo ago
This is the honest tradeoff you get. As long as the server doesn't destroy the stored data, your items are decryptable again when the server goes back online. You can always run your own server, a single PHP file using sqlite. The serv
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Show HN: VESlocker – stop offline brute-force of PIN-protected local data
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LibVES: End-To-End Encryption API. Encrypt Everything Without Fear of Losing Key
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8y ago
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VESvault
9y ago
The way I read that question is that nobody should use any app or cloud service that has personal information for fear that it will go out of business. In this regard, CloudDash is no different than any other service. Of course, you can alw
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VESvault
9y ago
Well, I'm biased because it's my company, but we use VESvault CloudDash matrix for this. It allows you to encrypt, organize and share critical information to specific people or a team. You can set up an "entity" which c