I created nFreezer initially for my needs, because when doing remote backups (especially on servers on which we never have physical access), it's hard to 100% trust the destination server.
Being curious: how do you usually do remote backups of your important files?
--> With usual solutions, even if you use SSH/SFTP and an encrypted partition on destination, there will be a short time during which the data will be unencrypted on the remote server, just before being written to disk and before arriving to the encrypted filesystem layer.
Thus this software nFreezer: the data is never decrypted on the remote server.
I created nFreezer initially for my needs, because when doing remote backups (especially on servers on which we never have physical access), it's hard to 100% trust the destination server.
Being curious: how do you usually do remote backups of your important files?
--> With usual solutions, even if you use SSH/SFTP and an encrypted partition on destination, there will be a short time during which the data will be unencrypted on the remote server, just before being written to disk and before arriving to the encrypted filesystem layer.
Thus this software nFreezer: the data is never decrypted on the remote server.
How do you work with this?