I encrypt files and folders with axcrypt, and I encrypt my drives with pic related. I also upload very sensitive files to NordLocker.
What is your encryption workflow?
Ayden Rodriguez
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Easton Hughes
>What is your encryption workflow?
>I also upload very sensitive files to NordLocker.
glownigger shines so bright.
Michael Wood
i'm not a glownigger you schizo fuck.
Matthew Mitchell
>internal drives all have LUKS fde
>external drives are unencrypted with symmetrical gpg on any semi private files
Brayden Rodriguez
>I also upload very sensitive files
>very sensitive
for YOUR data, to become actually worth something, you better have broken the law hard/long enough to make it worthwhile investigating
paranoia stems from selfishness in the sense that one thinks everything is about them
even on the case you were saving stuff such as some wallet info, it's not like someone will target you or could by that matter, it's plain retarded
Hudson Jenkins
I use this github.com
Because (a) its per-file encryption makes it easy to do sync things without worrying about shitty programs stupidly resyncing the entire encrypted file when a tiny portion changed and (b) it's the first thing I found that did what I wanted and I'm lazy so whatever, it works. Is it proper encryption or does it have an obvious exploit based on a fundamental misunderstanding on encryption principals as is so often the case in small one-off projects? Maybe.
Nolan Lopez
>i'm not a glownigger you schizo fuck.
Aaron Parker
For me is LUSK and GPG,
Matthew Hill
LUKS*
Juan Flores
Got something to hide?
Adam Ward
What are you encrypting, user?
Ayden Howard
i film lots of porn with partners so that's what i keep encrypted. that and surveillance footage for my property.
Ian Young
What kind of porn?
Grayson Ramirez
scat
Aaron Morris
Its a Windows port of gocryptfs, and gocryptfs has had a formal security audit.
Jaxson Garcia
what's your thisvid username
Matthew Wood
>FDE on all disks on all devices
>root disk unlocks via yubi with challenge
>sub disks use keyfiles stored in root disk
>tomb used for extra sensitive files, only opened when absolutely needed
Noah Green
Veracrypt rapes SSD performance because it doesn't have proper driver integration.
The best thing to do is combine hardware + Software encryption. I use class 0 hardware encryption + Bitlocker (make sure to enable extended PIN). This way you basically have double protection + nobody can fuck with your bootloader thanks to class 0. Yea, there's a risk that hardware encryption gets broken but that's why you have another layer of software encryption. When setting up hardware encryption, make sure to set a master password or better, set security level to maximum via hdparm. If you have an nvme drive class 0 will be tricky and you'll need to have a motherboard that lets you set passwords on nvme drives. If you're on Linux or Windows
Nathan Allen
*I should add that any kind of software encryption will penalize SSD performance, even with AES-NI. Sequential speeds are usually unaffected but random writes can be lowered by up to 50% so bear that in mind. If you just want to protect your data from a nigger, class 0/TCG Opal is absolutely sufficient. Just make sure you use a modern Samsung drive because they have properly TCG Opal, at least as far as we know. If you're worries about law enforcement, use Software encryption, preferably dm-crypt as well. Bitlocker should be fine as long as you're not worried about the NSA.
Ayden Green
>properly TCG Opal
*properly implemented
William Adams
>verameme
you'd be better off mailing your files to your local police.