
Certificate-Based Secure Sharing
Digital certificates have been a trusted foundation for secure encryption-key exchange for decades. With OBAKE, organizations can use their own certificates, including X.509v3-compatible certificates, to establish controlled and reliable information-sharing workflows.
Unlike PGP-like solutions that commonly rely on key-agreement mechanisms such as Diffie-Hellman, OBAKE uses a certificate-based approach designed to simplify trust management and reduce operational complexity.
OBAKE also streamlines certificate import and export, making these actions fast, straightforward, and accessible — typically requiring only a couple of clicks.

Truly Secure Sharing
OBAKE makes secure information sharing simple and reliable. To authorize access, just assign the public certificates of the intended recipients to the protected file.
Public certificates may be exchanged through e-mail, WhatsApp, or any other convenient channel, with no risk to the confidentiality of encrypted data. Since access is granted only to previously authorized certificate holders, protected information remains restricted to the right recipients.
For personal protection, OBAKE can also use only your own certificate, ensuring exclusive access to your files without the need for traditional passwords.
By replacing password-based access with certificate-based authorization, OBAKE delivers stronger security, simpler management, and greater confidence when sharing sensitive information.

Groups, Audit and Recovery
OBAKE makes secure collaboration easier by allowing access to be assigned to individual users or groups. Groups can be created and updated at any time, and permissions can be combined with individual authorizations for maximum flexibility during each file or folder encryption process.
Through its I.A.I. module, OBAKE also provides clear audit visibility, helping organizations review key information such as the file creator, the last editor, relevant dates, and the list of authorized users.
In addition, OBAKE supports secure compulsory-sharing policies for selected groups, departments, or individuals, enabling effective supervision and reliable data recovery when needed.

