cryptomator

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Yes, You Can Use the Cloud Safely — Here’s How

Cloud storage is one of the most useful tools around, but it brings two real risks along for the ride.

An oversized hard disk platter as a table. On one side sites a Corgi holding his paws to hide the data he has stored on the risk. On the other side is a repair technician wanting to look at the data on the hard disk.

How Do I Secure a Hard Drive Before Sending It in for Repair?

When your computer goes to the shop, can you trust a stranger with your personal files? I’ll share how to keep your data safe before handing your machine over, and what your options are when it’s too late.

BitLocker vs. Cryptomator: Why I Use Both (and When You Should, Too)

Use different tools for different purposes.

Setting Up Cryptomator with Google Drive

Cryptomator is a great tool for keeping your cloud data secure. I’ll show you how to set it up with Google Drive.

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How Do I Recover Encrypted Files From Cryptomator?

Recovering individual files from a Cryptomator encrypted vault can be tricky. I’ll discuss why and how to protect your access to those files.

What Encryption Software Do You Recommend?

There are many different tools for encryption. The right one depends on what you’re attempting to accomplish.

What Should I Do About Boxcryptor?

With its sale to Dropbox, the future of Boxcryptor is uncertain. There’s no rush to take action, but I’ll share recommendations.