Brainfork's security system
As a privacy-focused knowledge platform, Brainfork uses military-grade encryption strategies:
- end-to-end encryption: All data is encrypted using AES-256 encryption for transmission and storage, with the key held by the user only.
- The zero-knowledge principle: servers can't decrypt user content, and even platform developers can't access the raw data
- Emergency fusion mechanism: "Break-Glass" feature instantly terminates all external API connections.
The actual application includes triple protection: 1) automatic encryption of fragmented storage when importing data; 2) AI tool calls need to pass through the encryption gateway; 3) sharing content supports fine-grained permission control. For example, "view only" permission can be set when sharing project documents, and the validity period of links can be customized. Compared with traditional tools such as Notion, Brainfork's key is completely user-autonomous, so even if the server is breached, the data can't be restored.
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