Encrypting Disks with Customer-Supplied Encryption Keys Reviews

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Sonam M. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

good!

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Erin N. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

The sentence in the first paragraph is a bit confusing "If you provide your own encryption keys, Compute Engine uses your key to protect the Google-generated keys used to encrypt and decrypt your data.". It gives the impression that Google theoretically can retrieve the encrypted data even if the user-supplied key is missing (Nothing tells that Google generated keys are not stored by Google).

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Rakesh K. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

This very cool with me.

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