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Encrypted File Storage
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Re: Encrypted File Storage
#2A widespread practice in the industry is to encrypt files using a master key owned by the data storage provider. I.e Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and DropBox. This method is much cheaper and less prone to problems since the encryption is somewhat unified. But it is more vulnerable to data hijacking.
Problem with systems such as Google Drive and DropBox is that provider and anyone the provider willing to share the key have access to your data. We see this as a weak point in data protection. Our goal is to remove this centralize master key design and embrace user specific keys to encrypt each user’s files uniquely.
With growing number of data breaches and events where governments performing large scale information surveillance, it is important to keep your confidential data encrypted.
"Protect yourself before it's too late.", FileNgin
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