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- Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:58:05 +0200
- From: Christian Horn <chorn@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] search for encrypted information exchange
- User-agent: Mutt/1.5.18 (2008-05-17)
Hi, i am looking for a solution to exchange informations/files among some sysadmins, meeting these requirements: - easy information/file exchange should be possible - authenticity of the data should be assured - the data should be transmitted encrypted - the server hosting the data should not be trusted - access to the information from linux and windows - authentication required bevore accessing the data, not everyone is allowed to access the data - nice to have: versioning of the data Idea 1: - setting up a simple wiki with apache/php, dokuwiki - encryption on the net with TLS/ssl, authenticity with TLS/ssl cert - easy access to the information/data via webfrontend, from windows and linux - versioning of the data implemented by the wiki - problem: having to trust the server hosting the wiki, its in the clear on the harddisk there. Having it in an encrypted imagefile there isnt any better since its mounted unencrypted while the wiki is served. Idea 2: - setting up a nfs/smb shared directory. All sysadmins generate a gnupg private/public keypair. The information in the shared directory is encrypted with everyones public-key, that way everybody can read the encrypted data, edit it, encrypt that new version again with the pubkeys. - having to consider locking so people to not edit a file at the same time - solution is much more inconvinient than the wiki-based one Idea 3: - sharing a directory via nfs/smb. Sysadmins having each one public/ private keypairs, or all the same shared secret. Encryption of the files on the share with ecryptfs. Unfortunatelly havent seen a win- dows port.. so wintendo-users easiest way would be to start up a emulated linux from harddisk or usb-stick. Not really nice.. My problems could also be solved by using a git or subversion, but those have a cleartext backend so one has to trust the server... Any thoughts on that? Greetings from sunny Munich, Christian
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