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ZeroDB-as-a-Service: the end-to-end encrypted database
(db.zerodb.com)
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10y ago
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Encryption Key Management Best Practices
(blog.zerodb.com)
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11y ago
Video of the talk? EDIT: Here is the full-length one - https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/brendan-eich-javascript-fluent...
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Scalable full text search over encrypted data in ZeroDB
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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mwilkison
11y ago
ZeroDB isn't using CryptDB. And ZeroDB is open source: https://github.com/zero-db/zerodb
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mwilkison
11y ago
BTW, you can hop in our Slack [ http://slack.zerodb.io/ ] channel if you have any questions.
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ZeroDB white paper: An end-to-end encrypted database
(arxiv.org)
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11y ago
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Symmetric Key Function Preserving Encryption Schemes
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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mwilkison
11y ago
The author is a VC, not a journalist.
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ZeroDB, an end-to-end encrypted database, is open source
(blog.zerodb.io)
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11y ago
ZeroDB ( http://www.zerodb.io/ ), an end-to-end encrypted database that lets you operate on encrypted data. Pipe ( https://pipe.com/ ), a secure browser-to-bowser file transfer service without a file size limit
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Kaspersky Lab Security Startup Challenge Winners
(usa.kaspersky.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Codius was discontinued: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/20985/ripple-discontinues-smart-...
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mwilkison
11y ago
To add a bit to michwill's answer: Startups want a JavaScript version so they can use it in-browser. And they are more interested in full-text search than other types of queries. Enterprises are big on integration with existing stuff (
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11y ago
http://www.zerodb.io/ ZeroDB is an end-to-end encrypted database that lets you operate on data while it's encrypted. Demo video: https://vimeo.com/128047786 Question: We want to sell to large enterpris
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mwilkison
11y ago
Is this a fund for follow-on investments in YC startups? In the past YC has indicated they dislike follow-on investments by accelerators since it sends a negative signal re: the startups they decide not to invest in.
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12y ago
We (ZeroDB) were rejected: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ELBI4Du45jpLxoqzQAhf0h8n...
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mwilkison
12y ago
I really like Recurse Center's (formerly Hacker School) social rules: https://www.recurse.com/manual#sub-sec-social-rules They address some non-obvious behaviors that tend to stunt conversation. It'd be nice to se
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12y ago
We think it could be very useful in verticals that need to comply with privacy regulations or store otherwise sensitive data (healthcare/HIPAA, education/FERPA, finance). We're in the process of exploring specific use cases,
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12y ago
Yes, we plan on making this open source.
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ZeroDB – A Peek Under the Hood
(blog.zerodb.io)
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12y ago
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12y ago
We JUST launched and started working on this but we do want to get code to you all as fast as possible. We'll post a progress update on our blog each week and share it here to keep everyone in the loop.
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12y ago
Yes, it will be open-source, we're still figuring out the correct license. Thanks for the "hack" -> "security breach" correction.
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ZeroDB, an end-to-end encrypted database
(blog.zerodb.io)
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12y ago
It covers more than just SQL but https://www.coursera.org/course/db is a good overview.
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mwilkison
12y ago
System76 is quite good, although somewhat pricey (less than Apple though).
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12y ago
How feasible would it be to build an alt coin on top of Popcorn-Time. Call it PopCoin or Popcorn-Coin or something :). You pay every time you watch a movie, you get paid for hosting torrents and some percentage of each transaction is routed
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The LIBOR Scandal Heats Up
(knowledgetoday.wharton.upenn.edu)
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15y ago
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