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Drop a TrueCrypt partition into your Dropbox [1], and you get the Dropbox QoS as well as the encryption for your kids' swimming pool photos. Plus, for non-swimm
by yid 13y ago
Drop a TrueCrypt partition into your Dropbox [1], and you get the Dropbox QoS as well as the encryption for your kids' swimming pool photos. Plus, for non-swimming photos, you can just use the regular Dropbox folder.
[1] http://tonyonsecurity.com/2012/08/05/securing-your-data-on-dropbox-truecrypt/ http://tonyonsecurity.com/2012/08/05/securing-your-data-on-d...
- andrewflnr 13y agoNonono. You shouldn't have to guess which photos will be flagged by some drone and put them in a special locker.
- mikeash 13y agoDoes this avoid conflicts in the event that you change two different files on the TrueCrypt volume at the same time on two different computers?
- jpalomaki 13y agoI think BoxCryptor is better than TrueCrypt for this purpose. BoxCryptor encrypts each file separately so the sync works as expected. https://www.boxcryptor.com/ https://www.boxcryptor.com/
- manishsharan 13y agoI am not looking to hide stuff; I merely do not want my stuff accessed by third parties without either a search warrant or my explicit consent on a file by file basis. BitTorrent Sync seems to have a cool solution for me; my home desktop is almost always on.