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Datentresor: encrypted-vault folder (fallback to whole-backend encryption) #32

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opened 2026-07-25 17:44:10 +00:00 by Cordy · 0 comments
Cordy commented 2026-07-25 17:44:10 +00:00
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Manuel's escape hatch if transparent whole-backend encryption proves too heavy or too entangled with the OIDC/WebDAV pillar: ship without whole-backend encryption and instead offer an encrypted vault — a designated folder/area that is encrypted, rather than the entire tree.

  • Lower scope; the transparent-decryption tension only applies inside the vault.
  • Could satisfy the "don't-trust-Hetzner" threat model for the data that matters, without re-plumbing every read path.

Spike / product decision. Alternative framing of the whole encryption feature.

Manuel's escape hatch if transparent whole-backend encryption proves too heavy or too entangled with the OIDC/WebDAV pillar: ship **without** whole-backend encryption and instead offer an **encrypted vault** — a designated folder/area that is encrypted, rather than the entire tree. - Lower scope; the transparent-decryption tension only applies inside the vault. - Could satisfy the "don't-trust-Hetzner" threat model for the data that matters, without re-plumbing every read path. Spike / product decision. Alternative framing of the whole encryption feature.
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