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Nah, they've always been good at not listening to what they don't want to hear.
People were asking about client-side encryption back in 2009, and they've been mishearing for all these years. Top notch.
Nah, they've always been good at not listening to what they don't want to hear.
People were asking about client-side encryption back in 2009, and they've been mishearing for all these years. Top notch.
But the reality is I think for any company with serious security policy will have to pass on a service that only "sort of" secures their files.
There are a lot of people also who will not ever consider going with dropbox because they have on their board (Rice) someone who has a sordid track record when it comes to warrantless wiretapping, torture, and so forth.
In my opinion dropbox is OK for sharing docs between 2 people as long as the doc is not something you consider private. If you want privacy though (business files/docs/artifacts), best to pick something else.
For example, use a hash of the file as the encryption key, then encrypt that hash with the client's key.