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   by nwah_ 12y ago

   Hey Fatbat, I'm a dev for Torpedo. Files are not encrypted (but 'secrets' are). Files are actually uploaded directly to a private S3 bucket over HTTPS. Secrets (text) are sent over HTTPS and encrypted with a randomly-generate
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   by nwah_ 12y ago

   Hey hexagosun, I'm a developer for Torpedo. We actually use 1Password internally, but once or twice a week we were getting passwords emailed or IMed to us from clients and other people we worked with, so we added the secrets feature to
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   by nwah_ 12y ago

   Hi njharman, I'm one of Torpedo's devs. No, you're not missing anything. We built Torpedo to be a step-up from the way most of our clients and other people we worked with sent us stuff: files via Cloud links that sit around f
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   by nwah_ 12y ago

   Hey guys, sorry about that. We just rolled that message out a day or two ago. The browser-detection is based on https://github.com/gabceb/jquery-browser-plugin but obviously needs some work. Working on a fix for that n
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   by nwah_ 12y ago

   Hi Iburinoc, I'm one of the developers for Torpedo. Files aren’t encrypted, but for secrets (i.e. text) the encryption happens server-side. We originally wanted to do client-side encryption (before heartbleed), but opted not to in orde