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I'm launching a product shortly that offers exactly this feature to Dropbox (or Google Drive, SkyDrive, ...). It's a native OSX and Windows app that keeps the k
by denishennessy 14y ago
I'm launching a product shortly that offers exactly this feature to Dropbox (or Google Drive, SkyDrive, ...). It's a native OSX and Windows app that keeps the keys on the users' computer and transparently encrypts and decrypts files before they're sent to your cloud storage provider.
The product is in beta right now but I'd love some more people to try it out. If you sign up at http://safeboxapp.com http://safeboxapp.com, you'll get a download link to try it out.
- nuttendorfer 14y agoJust signed up for it. How does it compare to BoxCryptor where you can also access your files using EncFS?
- denishennessy 14y agoUnlike BoxCryptor, it's not based on an encrypted volume. Instead, files and directories in a designated folder are individually encrypted (much like Dropbox).
- nuttendorfer 14y agoWow, I had the exact same idea around a month or two ago, but didn't have time to execute. Please tell me you are sending out invites today.