Keep an unencrypted copy at home, only encrypt the version in the cloud (for access from other devices).The whole point is that you can’t access the file without a password, so some sort of backdoor to recover the password would defeat the purpose. This is the double-edged sword of encryption. For all intents and purposes, the encryption is uncrackable (as long as you use a strong password). The tools in this guide use the same encryption techniques and algorithms that protect the worlds financial data and top-secret government and military communications around the world. Just because you have nothing to hide doesn’t mean you shouldn’t protect your privacy. It’s not a big leap to assume your government agencies have access too. Protect your privacy from ‘Big Brother’: Big data is big business, and it’s common knowledge that Google, Microsoft, and DropBox scan the files you upload to the cloud.If you encrypt your files inside google drive, they still won’t be able to access them without the encryption password. If someone learns your gmail password, they can easily access your google Drive files as well (or any cloud account linked to that email address). Protect your data from hackers: Passwords get lost or stolen.Here’s a quick FAQ introduction to encrypting your data… Why Encrypt? Recent high-profile hacks have shown just how important it is to take security into your own hands, instead of trusting companies with your data.
#CRYPTOMATOR VS HOW TO#
Professionals working in the IT/Finance fields have been encrypting their files for years, but the average person hasn’t really bothered to learn how to use this powerful security tool. This guide will teach you how to encrypt and secure your files stored in the cloud (for FREE).īest of all, these techniques and tools work for any provider, including: Are you taking the proper precautions to protect your most important files? But some files are more sensitive than others. We increasingly store our lives online: Pictures, documents, media, even tax returns.
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