In case you missed it, I wanted to make sure you saw my piece in today’s ReadWriteWeb.
As more data becomes exposed in the Cloud, and it becomes more and more apparent that that data can be easily compromised, I just ask for a little common sense. The piece is really just about knowing where your data is, who has access to it and who controls it. Let me know what you think.
And, by the way, I’ll be at LinuxCon and GigaOM Structure: Europe in two weeks talking about the same, come say hello.
oCIS 8.1.0 introduces MFA-gated vault storage as an isolated storage plane: its own provider ID, no public or federated sharing path, MFA propagated end to end, and a UI that makes the distinction obvious. Plus a public-share access control fix and roughly 60 other changes across indexing, LDAP, and connection recovery.
The new ownCloud Marketplace is live. 13 Web Extensions, 42 apps, 324 releases, 36 publishers and counting. Zero backend. Zero database. Zero server-side processing. The Git repository is the source of truth. The catalogue is static JSON. Publishing an app is a pull request. Git is the app store.
Secure View lets you share important data with anyone via the browser, even if they’re not fully trusted. How does it work?