Comment on ZeroDB, an end-to-end encrypted databaseparentComments−hasenj11yI think the "client" here is the application server, not the web browser.−axx11yThen where's the point in this?−michwill11yYour [pretty long] passphrase can be your key. Or you can take your key file with you.Having the key derived from your password is also possible, but I think not really that secure.SpiderOak and Mega deal with this problem as they have e2e encrypted file storage−hasenj11ySo that someone getting access to your database's data storage doesn't compromise your data.
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I think the "client" here is the application server, not the web browser.
Then where's the point in this?
Your [pretty long] passphrase can be your key. Or you can take your key file with you.
Having the key derived from your password is also possible, but I think not really that secure.
SpiderOak and Mega deal with this problem as they have e2e encrypted file storage
So that someone getting access to your database's data storage doesn't compromise your data.