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by gcr
3539 days ago
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Usually you don't want to give any attackers the ability to destroy all your backups of the server they hacked. S3's "upload-only" API keys are a solution here: you send the backups into a black hole but the attacker can't delete them. Looks like Dropbox might not have something like that, giving the attacker read-write access to backups if they can get that API key. |
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