Feb 09, 2017 Crypt Sync Files 1.3 – Syncs, encrypts, and decrypts files between local folders and USB drives. February 9, 2017 The Crypt Sync Files encrypts / decrypts and synchronize files between local folders and USB Drive, memory cards, network drives, folders on Cloud services (Dropbox, etc.). Crypt Sync Files 1.3.1 for Mac is free to download from our application library. This Mac download was checked by our antivirus and was rated as malware free. The application lies within Productivity Tools, more precisely Cloud Services. This software for Mac OS X was originally developed by GreenWorldSoft. Crypt Sync Files 1.3 – Syncs, encrypts, and decrypts files between local folders and USB drives. February 9, 2017 The Crypt Sync Files encrypts / decrypts and synchronize files between local folders and USB Drive, memory cards, network drives, folders on Cloud services (Dropbox, etc.).
CryptSync is a simple tool which synchronises two folders, while encrypting everything in the destination.
Point the program at your Documents folder, say, and you could have it create an encrypted folder on an external drive. Then, whenever you save a new file to Documents, it'll be saved in an encrypted form. (CryptSync uses 7-Zip to carry out the encryption, which means you also get file compression thrown in.) And you can set up as many folder pairs as you need.
Perhaps a more interesting use of CryptSync, though, is to encrypt the data you're uploading to services like SkyDrive, DropBox or Google Drive.
To make this work you would create a source folder to hold the unencrypted data, selecting a cloud storage folder as the destination.
Whenever files are copied or saved to your CryptSync source, they'll be encrypted in the cloud storage folder, and uploaded.
And the sync works in both directions, too, so if a file is changed in the cloud storage folder then it'll be decrypted and updated in the source.
This scheme does introduce some obvious complications. In particular, if your cloud files are encrypted then you can no longer access them from any device or browser; you'll need a decryption tool to hand.
But if you're just working on one or two PCs then this shouldn't be an issue, and on balance CryptSync could provide a useful extra layer of protection for your data.
A simple but effective file sync and encryption tool
CryptSync is a cool freeware app which helps with encryption while synchronizing data with online cloud services like Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and DropBox.
With CryptSync, you can define two folders on your computer. The destination folder will thus be encrypted meaning the contents are relatively safe from hackers or government agencies wishing to spy on you and your data.
The program utilizes AES 256-bit encryption and creates 7-Zip 7Z archives. The files are password protected and to unlock the data would require the original password.
Encryption seems to be the only way today to prevent hackers and government agencies from spying on you, so if you're transferring files to online storage solutions, some kind of encryption solution is recommended and CryptSync was designed just for that.
This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from data encryption software without restrictions. CryptSync 1.3.5.416 is available to all software users as a free download for Windows. As an open source project, you are free to view the source code and distribute this software application freely.
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