daitya

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   by daitya 3y ago

   I write about cloud, cybersecurity and in between. https://www.secwale.com/
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   by daitya 4y ago

   Author here. Agree, I cover these in the article. Crypto-shredding might be the AWS' motivation to enable the feature as a 0-click default. But for the customers, they don't get much beyond the compliance checkbox, and that too is
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   by daitya 4y ago

   Author here. Exactly, that's the biggest risk!
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   by daitya 4y ago

   Author here. Technically, they can. HOWEVER if this threat is part of a customer's risk profile, i.e., they cannot risk even a possibility of AWS having access to their data, then use client side encryption.
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   The Cloud Conundrum: S3 Encryption(secwale.com)

   53 points by daitya 4y ago|61 comments
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   by daitya 4y ago

   AWS will now encrypt all new data in its Amazon S3 storage service by default. Huge announcement, secure default for the win, sure, but it gives a false sense of security.
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   Burrito Centric Security(secwale.com)

   3 points by daitya 4y ago|1 comments
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   by daitya 4y ago

   Cybersecurity needs a people centric approach. Mistakes happen, as I realized on a recent Chipotle run.
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   How to improve your online reading?(daitya.info)

   2 points by daitya 5y ago|0 comments
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    by daitya 5y ago

    Unfortunately I can’t. If you want to try out, it’s a doc generated through Google doc’s built-in templates (which perhaps is the reason for bloated size).
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    A Tale of PDF Compression(daitya.info)

    11 points by daitya 5y ago|3 comments