Backup encryption key

[Diego Iastrubni]

On Friday 24 April 2009 09:34:40 you wrote:
> P.s.
> Blowfish? In this day and age?

Twofish, I stand corrected. Their specks are very confusing:

 * They claim that the transport is based on https
 * They claim that the encryption key is stored on my computer, but i see no 
documentation on the location.
 * I don't know how the encryption key is made, my guess is that the input is 
the password used, I might be wrong.
 * I know that that the tech support can see the encrypted password of each 
user (john to the rescue!), and can see the list of files. I am not sure 
about the content. 

I guess that they are not as transparent as Lingnu, and their technology is 
great, but the docs sux. I brought Lingu's service to the debate, since it 
offers much more then just a secured layer. I assume that readers of this 
thread are more interested about the service provided by some companies, and 
not just the technical details.