

About Vault Desk
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Overview
Who is it for?
Individuals and teams seeking secure cloud storage solutions.
Problem
Vault Desk addresses the growing concern over data privacy in cloud storage. Traditional services often expose users' files to potential breaches and unauthorized access. Users need a solution that ensures their files remain confidential and secure, regardless of the server's security measures.
Solution
Vault Desk encrypts files on the user's device before they are uploaded to the server. This means that only encrypted data is stored, rendering it useless to anyone who might access the server. Users can share files securely with others, and even if the server is compromised, attackers cannot access the original files without the user's password.
What makes it unique
Vault Desk stands out with its zero-knowledge architecture, ensuring that not even the service provider can read your files. The use of robust encryption protocols and a focus on user-controlled security makes it a reliable choice for privacy-conscious individuals and organizations.
FAQ
- What does 'zero-knowledge' mean?
- It means we have zero knowledge of your file contents; encryption and decryption happen entirely on your device.
- What if I forget my password?
- You receive a one-time recovery key at sign-up to restore access without us holding your keys.
- Can Vault Desk read my files?
- No, even if the server is compromised, only encrypted data is stored, which is useless without your password.
- Is the encryption open to inspection?
- Yes, we use standard, well-reviewed encryption primitives that are easy to audit.
- Where are my files stored?
- Encrypted blobs are stored in object storage, while metadata and keys are kept in a secure database.
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