Hi Guille, Thanks for the encouraging response. Encryption of content in Maarfapad is guaranteed by TW's built-in encryption tool (fyi I've already had atleast one user complain about forgetting their password to their TW. I could only sympathize :-( but atleast got a takeaway of TW's security) and only you can decrypt them. Saved wikis with password act as a second layer of authentication for your account's wikis.
The password for your account is hashed and salted before it is saved to Maarfapad during sign up, so they're useless in someone else's hands. HTTPS is guaranteed too unless you add third party image attachments or links in your wiki. I am infact considering giving users the ability to make hosted wikis public with a single click, but I it still is a work in progress. We'll see. Thanks for your inputs. On Monday, September 17, 2018 at 8:58:23 AM UTC+3, Guille Rmo wrote: > > Hi Abraham. To me one of the most important issues when thinking to host > my notes in someone else's server is security and privacy. Do you encrypt > data on your servers? It is one of the things I have thought I'd like to > contribute, but I think it would require way more knowledge about how > tiddlywiki works in the backend and when it loads user tiddlers. I think it > should be encrypted in the backend and it should only be decrypted on the > client side. Of course this introduces the risk of losing your data if you > can't remember your password. But for me that risk is better than trusting > my personal notes to someone else. > > You could also host public TWs that act as blog websites. So you can edit > the TW and then publish a TW with no edit capabilities and a simple > template. > > Anyway, just to mention a couple of ideas I have had about TW. > Congratulations on maarfapad. I think hosting TW is a great business option > and I hope you succeed at it. > > Regards, > Guillermo. > > El sábado, 15 de septiembre de 2018, 7:10:33 (UTC-6), Abraham Samma > escribió: >> >> Hello all 👋, >> >> Thank you all who have taken time to try out or use Maarfapad >> <https://maarfapad.cloudno.de>, a private hosting service for your >> wikis. 🙏 >> >> I am now looking forward to improving the service in anticipation of v1.0 >> release. There are a lot of stuff I find interesting but they're currently >> partially implemented or not at all. Such as: >> >> >> 1. Automatic backup to local folder option (without the need for an >> extension) when offline or after a failed save to the online service. >> Currently Maarfapad saves to the browser local cache via a service worker >> after every save. This option can currently be switched off if you want >> to >> use another saving method. >> 2. A social sharing mechanism. A lot of you want this "feature" >> though I still am not exactly sure what you all want in this regard. >> Perhaps something along the lines of a "Slideshare" like site for >> TiddlyWiki. Or may be a WordPress like service (*WikiPress 😅*)? >> 3. PS. Almost forgot, I will add more editions of TW that you will be >> able to create with a single click and add into your Maarfapad account. I >> could extend this feature to allow you to add any TW project you see >> online >> to your account. >> >> Feel free to air your opinions. I will consider them all. >> >> Thank you all again. Bookmark Maarfapad's Blog >> <https://abesamma.github.io/maarfapad-blog/index.html> if you want to >> keep track of project updates. >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/51befc34-d24f-4d0e-bfa2-5e0368d3b81a%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
