Store encrypted documents in the cloud

13 votes

The idea that there is no at-rest encryption is bothersome from a data privacy perspective. IMHO the Dabble client should encrypt everything it sends to the cloud using the user's public key. The Dabble client can download the cyphertext as needed and decrypt it with secret private key. This prevents any possibility of another party reading a writer's precious content. The public key can be stored with the user's credentials in the cloud so sync is not a problem.

This is really important to me on the long term.

Under consideration Integrations Suggested by: Johannes Rexx (01 Dec, '17) • Upvoted: 28 Dec, '21 • Comments: 2

Comments: 2

01 Dec, '17
Violet
This is vital.
12 Sep, '20
Mark B
It's 2020. Does Dabble store data in plain-text/human readable form?