Any shared data is encrypted in transit from the source using SSL, then at rest using unique AES-256 keys which are themselves encrypted in part with a password which never leaves the individual’s device. This is in addition to whatever encryption the third party storage service provides itself.
When data is shared with a third party app using PS, in addition to SSL, that payload is encrypted with a public key for the third party, such that only they can decrypt it with their corresponding private key.
As a developer, you just need to provide your decryption password and key to the digi.me SDK and the SDK will take care of decrypting incoming information for you.
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Modified on: Wed, 29 Jan, 2020 at 12:43 PM
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