Encrypt user data at rest #129
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opened 2020-02-06 21:40:07 +00:00 by raucao
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#175 Replace andromeda.kosmos.org
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First thing that comes to mind is the ejabberd database, which contains lots of metadata, even if the contents of personal communications are encrypted.
Sovereign uses EncFS for this, and I think that's actually a pretty good idea. Also supposedly faster with HDDs (which we use on Andromeda for example).
https://github.com/vgough/encfs
Good idea. We might want to compare it with eCryptfs and other solutions
Regarding ecryptfs, that's what I meant with faster on HDDs, but didn't explain in detail:
https://github.com/vgough/encfs#fast-on-classical-hdds
Closing this issue now. We have implemented a cookbook for this, which is already being used on the new servers. And every service we migrate to one of the new machines (which will be all of them soon) will use encrypted directories for all user data.