Do This Before Putting Your Files in the Cloud

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[welder]

Never change your video editing formula. This format is perfect, no music, no intro, no time-wasting bullsh, just fact and pure content. Good job.

[z_]

Starting to think Mental Outlaw is the one looking at my history rather than Google. I searched this shit like yesterday.

[itsme]

As someone in cyber sec I like that he doesn't use buzzwords and try to wow us. He knows what he's talking about, he doesn't add anything on top. This is what it is

[MyReviews_karkan]

No intro, no outro, and shit is still sofa king good. Thanks, man. You're the 🐐
Edit: and no background music.

[Kodagraphy]

I haven’t trusted Google since I made a dummy account, uploaded a picture of an apple named “racecar” to Drive, and immediately saw ads for healthy foods.

[skaruts]

I watched a speech about password cracking a while ago, where the guy (who I forgot the name, but who works professionally in pass-cracking) was saying an 8 digit password can be brute-forced in a few days with a cheap rig with 3 or 4 GPUs, and that a 9th digit exponentially raises that bar to a bunch of years, making it infeasible to brute-force. So, according to that guy, apps should be advising the use of 9 or even 10 minimum digits, not 8. And the takeaway from that video: DO NOT USE PATTERNS. _"Obama08!"_ and _"Shekelsteinberg69%"_ are effectively the exact same password from the perspective of a pattern matching algorithm.

[rdxdt]

rm -rf on a single file just for the lulz

[cleoclast]

even your vids are like linux, I can customize them by adding my own background music

[snap_oversteer]

Rclone with encryption layer is also a great tool for using 3rd party cloud drives seamlessly

[hhhyyy]

Pretty useful. Especially for coomers.

Liking the upload spree so far.

[HomerSparkle]

I prefer to use a cryptographic overlay file system like encfs, which is much easier to work with as it's completely automated. You designate a directory for the encrypted data, which will also be the directory that's synced to the Cloud, and the unencrypted mount point is another directory (or drive letter if using windows), where you work with your files as normal.

That way you never have to manually encrypt and decrypt your data in order to work with it, and the only data that's ever synced to the Cloud is always encrypted.

[diehgo_sp]

Most precious thing I have in Google's servers is a rare version of Vivaldi Four Seasons. All the rest is my external drives. I don't trust "cloud service" because hackers, a war or government could compromise provider's servers and I'd lose my games, music, work projects... No way.

[skaruts]

In a world where gov agencies keep legally forcing companies to let them access people's files, you can be sure there's one or more ways that someone could be nosing around your files. Maybe even backdoors.

[sillysimon]

there is actually a way to keep integrity with AES by combining it with RSA. You can make a checksum of the encrypted file and then sign that checksum with your private RSA key. This way you can verify whether the data has been tampered with

[censoredterminalautism]

I'm going to have to do this at some point, unfortunately, because airports are full of glowFRIENDS so it's the only safe way for me to transport my files when I fly to another country.

[wobble_cat]

I used to use that method a long time ago until I found a cryptomator.

Cryptomator encrypts files and opens up a way to interact with your encrypted files in the vault via virtual disk or webdav rather than giving you a whole encrypted container that is extremely hard to sync with cloud. It also supports major cloud providers. 

It has some drawbacks though. Only the core part is open sourced (so that they can monetize the software) and it is written in java which forces you to have a jre on your machine. The encryption method is based on aes-ctr (if I'm not wrong), yet the implementation is not standard and but there is a good documentation about how it is done.

I have been working on a lightweight alternative which is written on go. It behaves like a daemon exposing a webdav server, can be deployed to all platform that go supports, it is highly portable and lightweight. I haven't published it because of some issues with plain text files (all media files are ok). The project is abandoned as I don't have time to fix all issues and paying of technical debt during prototyping. Maybe I'll revive it someday, or maybe I'll find a good alternative to cryptomator.

P.S.: Syncthing is a good way to sync stuff cloudless across your devices.

[tribela]

For offsite incremental backup, I recommend restic. It automatically do encryption and leverages rclone as backend to store backup almost any cloud storage providers

[KaiserTheAdversary]

I'm sure Google won't bat an eye when I start uploading hundreds of gigabytes of encrypted data to their servers.

[marianomarciello]

If you want to have integrity with a block cipher like AES, you can use AES-GCM (SIV) for confidentiality and integrity.

[yarweiss]

Great informative videos without all the bloat. Just like Linux.