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We don't store your passwords and your files never touch our servers.

Tapproof: The sensitive keys that keep your data safe are never sent or stored on the server unencrypted.

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Access Anywhere: With SafeMonk software for all the main platforms and browsers you have access to your data where you need it.

Dropbox Fast: Opening, editing, and sharing in Dropbox is fast.

In this case if someone finds out one of the passwords, he will still need the other one to access them.SafeMonk encrypts sensitive data within Dropbox. And remember to use different passwords for your cloud storage access and the file encryption. So go register at BoxCrypt to get me referrals, but use CryptSync for you needs. If you need the folder synced to many computers, just setup the cloud client and CryptSync on all of them.

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At any time you can just download the files from the cloud and unpack them with 7Zip or WinRar, entering the proper password you used for encryption. Another vital characteristic is that CryptSync uses standard software. But to compensate for that you get your files compressed, which in my case shrinked 35 gb of documents I wanted to sync to mere 20 Gb.

The drawback is that you will have two copies of the same files on your local drive.

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Then you sync the folder full of 7Zips with the cloud using standard cloud client software, which uploads and syncs them in the cloud. It just archives all the files in the folder with 7Zip encryption, and then syncs all this encrypted files with the source unencrypted folder. And he makes a very simple but convenient utility name CryptSync. The major concern with this online tools is why I got to have an online account for a purely local, offline procedure? They also seem to require internet connection. They all are commercial and start to beg for money at some point. Other alternatives are Safemonk, Viivo, Cloud Fogger, to name a few. If you decide to stick with BoxCrytor, please follow my referral link in the description so I can get the extra connection. Or try to earn it with their referral program. The free account supports only 2 connections, that is if you want to sync files between 3 computers, you will have to pay for the 3 connection. I have to mention this is a commercial product, so you will have to pay if you want full features. A more advanced encfs flavour for Windows is called BoxCryptor. Windows has a very raw port of encfs4win, but as it is raw, I cannot recommend it for reliable file storage. Moreover, to use encfs the cloud storage must support WebDAV protocol, and some free cloud storage providers disable it.

Unfortunately, it only works good in Linux. Another way is to use encrypted filesystem – encfs. That means if you have a thousand files inside the container, and you changed one, the entire container has to be reuploaded to the cloud. Unfortunately, Truecrypt does a poor job with incremental changes. You work with such container as with any thumbdrive, but without password, this container is almost impossible to open. It creates an encrypted file – container, and then mounts it in the system like a normal drive. Truecrypt is an extremely reliable piece of software, which I’ve been using for almost 10 years now. The first utility that comes to mind is Truecrypt. deleted files are removed and new files are placed on the cloud, also encrypted. What I need is my local files being automatically encrypted before automatically uploaded to the cloud storage, and any changes of the local files should be reflected in the cloud storage, i.e.

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Now you would want to encrypt the files you upload, so no one except you could ever access it, keeping the same level of user friendliness you already have while syncing the files? Because if you don’t need sync, you can just archive the files with a password and upload them to the cloud. So we got a cloud storage for many-many gigabytes.