Security and Privacy
Aiden’s platform prioritizes user data security and privacy through decentralized, encrypted, and compliant methods.
Data Encryption
Transmission Encryption: All data transmitted between the user’s browser and the system is encrypted, such as through HTTPS.
Storage Encryption: User data and conversation logs are stored in encrypted form to prevent unauthorized access.
Distributed Storage
Decentralized Web 3.0 Storage: Data is stored in a decentralized manner to reduce reliance on central servers, improving security and data integrity.
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System): Data is distributed across nodes using IPFS, enhancing security by preventing data alterations.
User Authentication and Access Control
Decentralized Identity: Users control their data, with only essential information required for authentication, ensuring personal data security.
Personal Data Protection
Data Minimization: Only necessary data is collected, avoiding unnecessary information storage.
Anonymization and Masking: Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is anonymized to prevent exposure in case of data breaches.
Compliance
Transparent Policies: Clear data collection and usage policies are provided through a privacy protection policy, ensuring user understanding.
Logging and Monitoring
Activity Log Management: User activity logs are stored and monitored per Web 3.0 standards, with alerts for unusual activities.
Regular Security Audits: The system is regularly checked for vulnerabilities and updated for security.
Security Education
User Education: Guides on secure password management are available for users.
Developer Training: The development team receives ongoing training on security best practices, legal responsibilities, and data management.
This comprehensive approach ensures Aiden maintains a secure, user-centric environment with decentralized privacy protection.
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