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How do you guys do sensitive document storage? (feddit.nl)

submitted 1 year ago by JustEnoughDucks@feddit.nl to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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Hey lemmings, I was wondering not just what you are using foe documents, but how you go about securing them.

Right now I am simply running paperless-ngx on a LUKS encrypted drive with all of my other data, permissions so only docker can access it, and running it through my reverse proxy with authelia in front of the paperless authentication for 2 factor.

I have sensitive documents like house sale documents and pay slips on there. I want to keep it publically exposed for my work documents (we have to submit documentation of different tickets and invoices for personal things to get repaid), but I am worried about the security aspect of it.

I figure data-at-rest encryption is useless because if a bad actor gets in to my server, they could get it all from memory anyway, but I wonder if specifically I should make that 1 docker image only accessible by VPN or something like that? Any recommendations on how to secure documents like that while still having them accessible?

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[–] 100beep@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 1 year ago

Once I have any sensitive documents I need to store, I'm putting them in a safe with a self-destruct. Much more limited access.