BashNota uses a three-layer security mechanism:
- encrypted transmission: All synchronized data is transmitted via TLS 1.3 encryption to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks
- storage strategy::
- Local data is always retained as the primary copy
- Cloud data is stored with AES-256 encryption
- privilege control::
- Synchronization needs to be explicitly enabled
- Can be set to synchronize only in a WiFi environment
- Provides "upload only encrypted zip" privacy mode
- Emergency program::
- Support local data export to encrypted .bnota file
- Provide a complete guide to data migration
Suggested Action: Enable two-factor authentication in 『Settings→Security』, and export local backup regularly.
This answer comes from the articleBashNota: an offline-first note-taking and code execution toolThe
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