Plain-language writing on zero-knowledge encryption, the threat model behind Vault Desk, and how we built a drive that even we can't read.
We're partnering with CRMflow.io — the team behind the DentalPro practice management app — to bring zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted file storage to dental clinics and the patient records they guard: X-rays, treatment plans, consent forms, and more.
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Read the postWe're partnering with the WaveOrder.app platform to put zero-knowledge, end-to-end encrypted storage in front of more businesses — starting in Europe and the US, and reaching out from there to the rest of the world.
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Read the postMost "secure" cloud storage encrypts your files — with keys the provider also holds. That's a lock whose spare key sits in someone else's pocket. Here's what zero-knowledge really means, why it changes who can read your data, and exactly how Vault Desk pulls it off.
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