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-====== Zotero Data Security and Privacy =====
+====== Security of Zotero Data =====
 Zotero was created with the philosophy that your research data belongs to you and should be kept secure and private by default.
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 If institutional policies prevent uploading of data to third-party servers, Zotero can always be used locally without syncing any data, but syncing is required to use group functionality.
-If you choose to sync your data with the Zotero servers, all data is encrypted in transit with current best practices ([[https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=zotero.org&hideResults=on|Zotero receives an A+ score]] on the well-respected SSL Labs test) and stored within the Amazon cloud, where access is tightly restricted to the few people who need access to maintain the service. All data is currently stored in the us-east-1 AWS region in Virginia.
+If you choose to sync your data with the Zotero servers, all data is encrypted in transit with current best practices ([[https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.zotero.org&hideResults=on|Zotero receives an A+ score]] on the well-respected SSL Labs test) and stored within the Amazon cloud, where access is tightly restricted to the few people who need access to maintain the service. All data is currently stored in the us-east-1 AWS region in Virginia.
 While library data can be synced only with Zotero servers, for syncing of attached files you can choose between Zotero servers and a WebDAV server under your control, or you can use linked files that are stored in a location of your choosing and aren't synced by Zotero.