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Encfs encrypts each file on its own. It also encrypts the name. So if you edit your 1KB "passwords.txt" file, Dropbox sees an updated 1KB "mOvTBivPznAWPrQSuflgV
by qznc 14y ago
Encfs encrypts each file on its own. It also encrypts the name. So if you edit your 1KB "passwords.txt" file, Dropbox sees an updated 1KB "mOvTBivPznAWPrQSuflgVXFJ" file.
- huggyface 14y agoAhh okay that makes sense. Very nice then. I was thinking more of the Truecrypt variety, but Encfs sounds ideal (albeit not really a file system).
- patdennis 14y agoI use truecrypt in Dropbox. If you make a small change to anything in a (potentially large) truecrypt volume, it has to re-sync the whole volume.
- 1SaltwaterC 14y agoThe issue with TC is the fact that it doesn't resync the volume while it's mounted.