VIBENC
VIBE Nextcloud E2EE Client
About
This app provides secure, end-to-end encrypted file access for commercial Nextcloud users. It allows users to control encryption, share files with specific VIBE users, and ensures authenticated transactions with verified identities.
What's New in VIBENC
4.4.0
June 4, 2022
* A new view for the Sharing files * A new view for the PDF documents * The Lock file introduced in Nextcloud Hub 24 * Added Accessibility "Labels"
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What is VIBENC?
VIBENC is an End-to-End Encrypted (E2EE) client designed for commercial Nextcloud users. It provides secure access to files stored in your organization's data stores, with encryption controlled by the user.
How does VIBENC handle encryption?
VIBENC uses Verifiable Identity-Based Encryption (VIBE) to encrypt files. Each subscriber gets a private key based on their unique identity, and users decide which files to encrypt and who to share them with.
Is VIBENC available on multiple devices?
Yes, VIBENC is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, ensuring secure access across your Apple ecosystem.
Does VIBENC have ads?
No, VIBENC does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted and secure user experience.
How does VIBENC compare to traditional encryption methods?
VIBENC resolves challenges with traditional public key cryptosystems by using identity-based encryption, eliminating the need for passphrases and making man-in-the-middle attacks impossible. It also significantly lowers operational costs compared to PKI certificate-based solutions.
What are the sharing permissions in VIBENC?
VIBENC allows for user-controlled rights assignment to encrypted file folders, including read-only, read/write, forward, and deletion permissions, ensuring granular control over shared information.
What is the update frequency for VIBENC?
The app was last updated on June 4, 2022, indicating ongoing development and support for the application.
How secure is VIBENC?
VIBENC utilizes HSM-powered, zero-trust, identity-based encryption and authentication. It authenticates senders and recipients at the application layer, eliminating spoofing and ensuring only authorized individuals can access information.
