The problem is with these 2 is if you share ONE computer with your colleague, then all those files are nakedly visible until you log out. Boxcryptor Classic is easy and transparent to use: Boxcryptor Classic.
&BC can also be used for others Onedrive, Google drive etc.
#Safemonk vs boxcryptor free#
In free version the filenames are still there, in paid version the filenames are jumbled up. The disadvantage is that when you log out, those folders & filenames are still there, just cant be opened until you log in BC again (but it will still raise curiosity.
The advantage is that even if in networked environment, the files may be visible to other but cannot be opened in other networked PC. Moreover, it works on Linux, which Boxcryptor does not. Cryptomator is open source (you can check that its implemented correctly) and it is free. The disadvantage is that in a networked situation, when you open VC, the files is 'visible' to other network (I'm no networking expert, perhaps this can be changed in ur networking setting?)įor BC, it will link with DB and encrypt files before uploading. Boxcryptor is proprietary and costs money. The advantage of VC is that when you log out, only a single filename of that virtual drive exist in the system, the rest of your files (including DB) is absent. I've tried only Boxcryptor, as it was also available in Win Phone.īasically both Veracrypt and Boxcyptor will create a virtual drive, you place you files there and encryption ensues. There are few 3rd party programmes that can encrypt your desktop files - Boxcryptor, Safemonk and few other mentioned here.
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