This is a useful article summarising the design goals for an app - SafeCloset -designed to secure secrets (passwords and documents).
The parallels with an account on Safe Network are obvious, although this is a stand alone app (written in Rust like Safe Network). Some of the things we’ve discussed to help secure data on Safe are features of SafeCloset (like hidden accounts) and there are things in the article (below) which haven’t had much attention here. Safe Network also solves some of the things which SafeCloset does not, such as synchronisation. So it is very useful to read the goals and features of SafeCloset and contrast them with the features of an account on SN.
There is also the possibility that SafeCloset could be a model for a SN app, or adapted/forked to take advantage of secure storage on SN.
I’ve contacted the author @dystroy (welcome!) and invited him to take a look at any comments here.
So if you have any comments on the goals listed in the article or on SafeCloset I’m n sure he’d be interested to read them.
This blog lists the aims of SafeCloset:
Here @dystroy describes his SafeCloset app:
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