I have my backups in a local HDD and a home server. I want to

Encrypt before uploading. Problem solved.

>>62474611
this.
also mega.

>>62474314
encrypt before upload then it doesn't matter

>>62474611
>>62474622
How do I encrypt it?

why not just get a VPS? SSD-based ones without much storage space are more fashionable these days, but it's easy to find HDD-backed ones that'll give you a few hundred gigs for not much money. and then in addition to storing your backups it can do whatever else you might want to do with a Linux box.

>>62474314
If pay:
onedrive
If free
yandex mail

>>62474824
install gentoo

>>62474314
Why don't you back up to your friends server? We do that so we have 2 backups, one on site and one off site in case mother nature want's to fuck my house

>>62475228
>Friends

You're on the wrong website

Friendly Reminder that encrypting files for cloud storage ONLY works if you have to supply both a password and a reasonably complex keystring like used in Freepass. Else a cloud service provider could turn off brute force login protection and get your password and all your data.

Mega because 50GB free and on browser encryption.

>>62474824
cryptomator

>>62475583
Is this legit? I'm giving it a try

>>62474314
Just find a derelict building somewhere and keep an encrypted SSD in said building. Keep the encryption key on a piece of paper or something that's on you at all times

>>62474314
Backblaze B2.

How secure is it to buy a domain and store my files somewhere in the website?