What encryption is used in the rtsz files when enabled?
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Jon Tanke
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over 7 years ago
Can you elaborate on the encryption used for the Royal TS files? Any information/transparency would be appreciated.
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Stefan Koell
said
over 7 years ago
Hi Jon,
Royal TS is using AES 256 bit encryption for passwords and documents. If no password is provided, a static key is used to encrypt the passwords to avoid them being as plain text in the document. When you provide a document password, encryption is done using the provided password. This also means that if you forget your password, there's no way to retrieve your passwords in the documents.
Royal TS is using AES 256 bit encryption for passwords and documents. If no password is provided, a static key is used to encrypt the passwords to avoid them being as plain text in the document. When you provide a document password, encryption is done using the provided password. This also means that if you forget your password, there's no way to retrieve your passwords in the documents.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Regards,
Stefan
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Jon Tanke
said
over 7 years ago
Thanks Stefan, that's what I was looking for!
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Roy Alts
said
18 days ago
Have there been any changes to the encryption method? This thread is about 7 years old.
I am thinking of storing my rtsz file on my server so I can access it from home and remote laptop.
With adequate password, would it be acceptable to store on dropbox?
Jon Tanke
Can you elaborate on the encryption used for the Royal TS files? Any information/transparency would be appreciated.
Hi Jon,
Royal TS is using AES 256 bit encryption for passwords and documents. If no password is provided, a static key is used to encrypt the passwords to avoid them being as plain text in the document. When you provide a document password, encryption is done using the provided password. This also means that if you forget your password, there's no way to retrieve your passwords in the documents.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Regards,
Stefan
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Hi Jon,
Royal TS is using AES 256 bit encryption for passwords and documents. If no password is provided, a static key is used to encrypt the passwords to avoid them being as plain text in the document. When you provide a document password, encryption is done using the provided password. This also means that if you forget your password, there's no way to retrieve your passwords in the documents.
Let me know if this answers your question.
Regards,
Stefan
1 person likes this
Jon Tanke
Thanks Stefan, that's what I was looking for!
Roy Alts
Have there been any changes to the encryption method? This thread is about 7 years old.
I am thinking of storing my rtsz file on my server so I can access it from home and remote laptop.
With adequate password, would it be acceptable to store on dropbox?
Thank you.
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