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I just keep a TrueCrypt volume in Dropbox. I can read it on Mac, Windows, or Linux and it's secure. I use this for taxes and stuff, and don't encrypt non-sens

I just keep a TrueCrypt volume in Dropbox. I can read it on Mac, Windows, or Linux and it's secure. I use this for taxes and stuff, and don't encrypt non-sensitive stuff so that I get more granular versioning.

benatkin 15y ago
With TrueCrypt you can actually unmount it and make it inaccessible even to people who have physical access to the machine. I don't see any instructions on how to do this with SecretSync, even in their FAQ, but from their documentation it appears this would need to be done: 1) Open the app and click Stop sync 2) Delete the SecretSync folder (make sure it's really deleted and isn't in the Trash or Recycle Bin) http://getsecretsync.com/ss/getstarted/#stopstart http://getsecretsync.com/ss/getstarted/#stopstart