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Encrypted JSON Storage

Hello everyone,

I'm creating a service for storing JSON data. The idea is to let users write JSON data through an API call. The server then creates a unique key which is used for encrypting the received data before storing, and it replies with the key. When a user want's to retrieve the data, they should call the API with the same key.

The service will be built with an emphasis on simplicity. How would you like a such service?

on December 18, 2020
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    I'd check out

    https://www.truevault.com/

    You can find some of their launch articles.

    They initially started out as a hipaa compliant blob/json API.

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    Why limit yourself to the JSON? But another thing is more bothering me - how you can guarantee me that my data is properly encrypted and I can trust your service? I think that encrypting locally and then using something like ix.io would feel safer to anyone that would care about privacy.

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      Yeah, yours is a compelling argument. Thanks for the descriptive comment : )