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What on-device encryption protects and what it does not: what the server stores, per-environment keys, verifiable audit logs and account recovery.

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    Audit logs you can verify: how hash chains work

    An audit log is only evidence if nobody can quietly edit it. How hash chains make tampering visible, what they miss, and how to check an export yourself.

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    One key per environment: why dev must not open prod

    Most tools separate dev and prod with permissions the server enforces. Why the boundary is stronger when each environment has its own encryption key.

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    What “the server can’t read it” actually means

    A blind server is a precise claim with precise limits. What Crunu's server stores, what it cannot do even if compromised, and what it still sees.

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    Why a vault vendor can’t reset your password

    With a password and a Secret Key, nobody at the vendor can open your account, or reset it. How the Emergency Kit works, and what to do when something is lost.