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Megaupload's Kim Dotcom returns with “Mega” file-sharing service
_{18 oktober 2012}

Mega encrypts all files before uploading, and each downloader receives a unique decryption key to read the file once it’s downloaded. This means the site itself cannot readily view the files themselves, which Dotcom and his associates claim will clear them of any liability.

all files uploaded to the service will first be "one-click-encrypted" in the user's browser using the "Advanced Encryption Standard" algorithm. Once that's done, users will be provided with a unique key to decrypt the file, which places the ultimate responsibility for access to the file in their hands. Furthermore, Mega will not have copies of the encryption keys, making it impossible for the company to know what's contained in the archives, and therefore impossible to be responsible for their content.

"We're creating a system where any host in the world - from the $2000 garage operation to the largest online host - can connect their own servers to this network," Dotcom added. "We can work with anybody, because the hosts themselves cannot see what's on the servers."

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_{18 oktober 2012}

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