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Simple. Truecrypt (or whatever other encrypted filesystem you prefer) volume on Dropbox. Files in partition. Dropbox has no idea what is on the volume. (In an
by TheLoneWolfling 13y ago
Simple. Truecrypt (or whatever other encrypted filesystem you prefer) volume on Dropbox. Files in partition.
Dropbox has no idea what is on the volume.
(In an ideal world, you'd have a filesystem set up that was a separate encrypted file for each file in the virtual filesystem, with an additional encrypted file that contained the virtual directory info. But this is simpler.)
- wdewind 13y agoHow would the file get to the truecrypt volume? Wouldn't it be significantly more expensive to run the app on encrypted hdd?
- Dylan16807 13y agoWell sure if you use another program to encrypt the file then Dropbox can only see the encrypted bytes, but that's not what mbrutsch was objecting to. A particular truecrypt volume could still have a takedown related to it.
- TheLoneWolfling 13y agoNot automatically via the method used here (hash blacklist)
- Dylan16807 13y agoWhen I say 'particular' I mean someone notices the truecrypt volume being shared either semi-publicly or multiple times and files a DMCA for the volume itself. Then you have to alter it or make a new one.