Google Cloud to allow customer crypto keys

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Google Cloud to allow customer crypto keys
Google Compute Engine customers will now be able to use their own digital encryption keys to protect information stored on the cloud platform, after the IT giant marked the feature as generally available. Although storage in Google's cloud is scrambled by default, the customer-supplied encryption...

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