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This is allegedly done under the code name PRISM and again allegedly involves some deep integration with large cloud companies, although many are denying the extent of their participation and service integration. If you had not noticed, there has been a lot of controversy about the recent discovery that companies or individuals are prone to having their activities monitored by the US intelligence services.

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SME puts encryption of your files in your hands not your vendors !įor further information please download our security white paper and see our previous blog post on encrypting files. – Can provide a completely on-premise solution for Cloud Control and unified joined up file sharing that encompasses all public and private corporate data. – is a UK company that has servers located in the US and in Europe in which no data is shared between the two – Let’s you encrypt data stored on any remote cloud including Box, DropBox, Amazon S3 etc

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– Offers private key encryption in which the private key is not stored on its hosted platform for all users (including free users). – Do ypu trust your vendor not to provide a ‘back door’ to the NSA?

– Do you have data that absolutely must have controlled encryption from a legislative view point?

– Do you have sensitive data you wish to store in the cloud that you do not want to have your file sharing vendor have access to? – Are you comfortable not controlling your own file encryption? I think a lot of the 'anonymity' marketing claims some public VPNs make verge on not merely disingenuous but outright dangerous to the extent they can create a totally false sense of security.Many file sharing vendors offer at encryption at rest but the the real question is do they let you manage your own encryption key? At a bare minimum most people would need to use something like the Tor browser, not just for the 'tor' part but for the hardening they put into the browser to make it somewhat harder to get tracked anyway regardless of IP address. But 'anonymity' is a far, far trickier problem, requiring not just extensive infosec but also significant opsec. VPNs in this application are fundamentally about creating a hack to let individuals change their Internet access from a natural monopoly situation to a strongly competitive and customer oriented market situation via virtual end point shifting. I agree with fictioncircle above that the 'anonymity' thing is a total red herring. Still, I think it creams every general public offering.

Of course, it can still be setup wherever, just without the same ease of use for someone only mildly technically oriented which is how it truly excels right now. While for a lot of general projects I'd definitely agree with their current easy cloud choices, for this particular application, for most people, I think the likes of OVH or Scaleway or similar would be a far better fit, though I realize the major holdup is Ansible support. The flat bandwidth (generally 100 Mbps on the cheap plans) tends to come at the expense of burst/cpu/disk storage, but none of those matter in VPN vs reliability and not having to ever think about going over limits, even if you want to let family members for example use it.

I strongly agree with this, with the one caveat that right now algo doesn't provide seamless integrated support yet for a VPS provider that offers a flat bandwidth cap (like OVH or Scaleway) vs a high burstable data cap oriented offering like DigitalOcean.

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