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ZeroByte
Backup automation for self-hosters
ZeroByte is a self-hosted backup automation platform built around the robust Restic backup engine, delivering encrypted, compressed, and schedulable data protection with a modern web interface. It targets self-hosting enthusiasts, homelab operators, and small teams who need a straightforward way to manage backups across diverse storage backends without resorting to complex scripts or CLI-only tools. Zerobyte lets you configure automated jobs with flexible schedules and retention policies,... -
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Plum Cave
A cloud backup solution that employs advanced cryptography
A cloud backup solution that employs the "ChaCha20 + Serpent-256 CBC + HMAC-SHA3-512" authenticated encryption scheme for data encryption and ML-KEM-1024 for quantum-resistant key exchange. Check it out at https://plum-cave.netlify.app/ GitHub page: https://github.com/Northstrix/plum-cave -
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Underscore Backup
Private, secure backups in the cloud.
...Complete control over what data should be backed up and where. How long data should be retained and how many versions to keep. Open source based with multi platform support for Windows, Mac (ARM and Intel), Linux and a generic Java 17 package.
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