When using a media provider to proxy files, the file storage itself is hidden from direct access. This ensures the anonymity of the storage itself and prevents direct access to files without appropriate authority.
Access Control and Authorization
The media provider has credential-based access control mechanisms, where granting access to files is dependent on checking the credentials and authorization of the requester. This allows users to restrict access to files to authorized users only.
Logging and Monitoring
The media provider tracks file requests, logs user activity, and monitors data access. This allows users to detect unauthorized access attempts or file usage anomalies.
Access Rights Management
The media provider provides access rights management capabilities, allowing administrators to flexibly configure user permissions to read, write, or delete files.
Data encryption
To increase the security of storing files, they are encrypted on the side of the media provider, providing an additional level of protection in the event of information leakage.