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I just throw sensitive stuff inside a truecrypt volume. Dropbox works pretty well for that, as long as you don't leave the volume open on one pc and then log in
by mattmaroon 14y ago
I just throw sensitive stuff inside a truecrypt volume. Dropbox works pretty well for that, as long as you don't leave the volume open on one pc and then log into it from the next. Even then you just have a second copy you have to reconcile with the first.
- patdennis 14y agoI do this too. The only problem I have is that, for my larger sensitive folders, any small change will result in Dropbox having to sync the whole (often multiple gig) volume. Which is only really annoying if you're trying to access these things through a slow connection.
- makaio 14y agoI use encfs instead because it encrypts at the individual file level, so there is no need to sync an entire volume. Additionally the volume can be mounted on multiple computers simultaneously without causing sync conflicts. http://www.packetslave.com/2011/04/21/dropbox-encryption-w-encfs-on-macos-x/ http://www.packetslave.com/2011/04/21/dropbox-encryption-w-e...
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