Data Storage Security
Data storage security involves encryption protection for both local and remote storage, ensuring that data cannot be accessed without authorization under any circumstances.
Local Storage Encryption: Uses AES to encrypt locally stored data, such as chat records and user settings. Keys are stored in the device's secure storage area (e.g., iOS's Keychain and Android's Keystore).
Distributed Storage Encryption: Stores encrypted data on a distributed storage network (e.g., IPFS), ensuring that data cannot be decrypted even if storage nodes are attacked.