Passwords stay passwords
Client applications do not keep the primary account password as their long-term storage credential.
Security & privacy
Kasai Cloud uses separate authentication and storage service boundaries, revocable device credentials, protected sharing and private authenticated media delivery.
Client applications do not keep the primary account password as their long-term storage credential.
Connected clients can be listed and a single device can be disconnected without changing every other session.
User shares and public links are separate objects with their own permissions and lifecycle.
Authenticated previews and ranged media delivery avoid turning private content into public URLs.
Security without theatre
Kasai Cloud separates authentication, app access and storage services. Device credentials can be revoked individually, public links can expire or require a password, and private media stays authenticated while streaming.
Each client receives its own device credential instead of keeping your main password around.
Video and audio remain authenticated while ranged streaming keeps large files practical.
Public links can be password protected, expired and revoked at any time.
A proven storage engine sits underneath a Kasai-designed web and mobile experience.
Understand device credentials, sharing controls, administrative access, support boundaries and deletion at Kasai Cloud.
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