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by the_paul
4805 days ago
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The encryption is done on the device. Other people's devices (obviously) won't have your encryption key, but since Space Monkey will have a web interface to get at your files, you can tell that Space Monkey will have access to your key. Regarding durability, the Kickstarter page mentions: Q: Is my data safe?
A: Yes! Super safe. Here’s why: when you put files in
Space Monkey, you not only have a copy of everything on
your Space Monkey device, but each file is chopped up into
tiny pieces, encrypted, then stored to dozens of locations
outside of your home, in such a way that even if half of
those locations were destroyed, all your files would still
be safe.
We (yeah, I work there) are gonna be taking the reliability and privacy of the network VERY seriously; no one would want to use a storage service that loses your data. |
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_Normal Accidents_ by Charles Perrow
Please, please read this book RE: complex, tightly coupled systems.