Re:Apache Kafka and GDPR compliance
by kbart on Tuesday December 05, 2017 @03:12AM
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If somebody managed to hack into your servers deep enough to access private keys, you are f*cked anyway (they can as well delete/encrypt all data), so it's not an argument against user data encryption. Actually, storing private keys safely is easier than bulk data, because you can use dedicated hardware for that - HSM.
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