Question about server-side files encryption #88
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I like the idea of this, and concur that it should be a important option. Personally, I use this to backup my wife's android devices over webdave (chromebook and phone) because they sometimes just break. |
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I mainly use Sync-in server with spaces and external locations, and I don't want Sync-in to encrypt my external location files. |
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Hi,
French user here coming from Seafile, I'm "testing the waters" to see if I could migrate all my data and friends on your implementation of a "self-hostable cloud".
I really like the UI, the features Sync-In has, and the fact that you interface with ldap & onlyoffice made my test in a real environment easier :).
What I could not understand easily from reading the documentation, is how you protect user data from the admin, or from anyone accessing the server it's hosted on.
For now, from a ssh term as root, I seem to be able to access "all files" (while I've only been testing with a few documents created on the fly from the web gui). Data isn't encrypted on disk, making it easy for a root access to read them.
This seems to me this is a case voluntarily dismissed, otherwise this means I missed something. I suppose we could associate this with the notion of "zero-trust" ?
I'd like to know if you have this already covered, if you plan to cover it, or if you explicitly choose not to cover this "usecase" :).
Thank you in advance.
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