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Good point. On Windows I have my data lying around in a few places (including a separate partition). I guess I want total peace of mind - for example, I don't w
by nonane 16y ago
Good point. On Windows I have my data lying around in a few places (including a separate partition). I guess I want total peace of mind - for example, I don't want to worry about any data lying around in the hibernation files, crash dumps, /tmp etc.
- pquerna 16y agoI use encrypted DMGs on osx, with specific folders symlinked to be inside the DMG, for example: /Users/chip/work/company -> /Volumes/enc-base/work/company /Users/chip/.subversion -> /Volumes/enc-base/dotfiles/subversion /Users/chip/.ssh -> /Volumes/enc-base/dotfiles/ssh /Users/chip/Library -> /Volumes/enc-base/Library /usr/local/mysql/current/data -> /Volumes/enc-base/mysql-data I don't imagine its perfect, but I know most of my important and confidential things are encrypted.