SparkleShare is something you host yourself, and uses a git backend (or its own). So it is as secure as you can manage it. (or secure as you can keep the keys with smudge/clean encryption filters).
Alternatively, use a git provider such as github as a backend - I'm not sure "secure" is the right description, though, if you do that.
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SparkleShare is something you host yourself, and uses a git backend (or its own). So it is as secure as you can manage it. (or secure as you can keep the keys with smudge/clean encryption filters).
Alternatively, use a git provider such as github as a backend - I'm not sure "secure" is the right description, though, if you do that.