System 76 has a new professional desktop, the Linux Foundation has a new open source signing tool that could make secure software supply chains universal. You don’t have this option if all your data is just one huge logical set.Īlso, if you leak a password, the damage doesn’t affect all files at once.A federal grand jury today returned an indictment against the Chief Executive Officer and an associate of the Canada-based firm Sky Global on charges that they knowingly and intentionally participated in a criminal enterprise that facilitated the transnational importation and distribution of narcotics through the sale and service of encrypted communications devices. For example you might want to make some financial documents available to your tax accountant but not your private pictures. multiple small vaults: You might decide to share a set of data with some person. To answer your primary question regarding one big vs. That said, there are several users who use Cryptomator with Google File Stream. But this is only an efficiency optimization and doesn’t allow you to browse files while the encrypted files are unavailable. Yes, Cryptomator caches certain cacheable stuff, including filename cleartext/ciphertext pairs as long as a vault is unlocked. Keep that in mind should you access the vaults remotely. While Cryptomator itself doesnt have issues, fuse and dokan renders very slow… If there are additional middle layers such as storage spaces, or even network storage like CIFS-shares, I have to bump the timeout-value for Dokan (possible in >=1.4.13).īefore 1.4.13 I used Cyberduck for reliable access to the huge vault.
#Make cryptomator vault bigger download
Like you say, the on-demand sync such as in OneDrive locks up Explorer when it tries to checkup metadata of the file(s), if your having a fat connection and only small documents maybe this is beareable, but not when explorer waits for OneDrive to download 3 x 4 GB ISO-files… The download is triggered not by simply listing folders/files but many other activities, like the context-menu of Explorer, a tooltip or whatever… AFAIK Windows Defender seems more picky here since many files are downloaded and no signatures/hashes orknown fileformats exists for the content being downloaded.Īlso, I have a huge vault (3,4TB) with large files. I would go for multiple vaults if the content allows it logically… If so, a user would be able to browse his/her files without downloading & decrypting all files. (Is this correct?)ĭoes Cryptomator cache filenames and the map to the encrypted file before downloading and decrypting the actual files? So a corruption of one file (in its encrypted or decrypted state) should not affect other files in the vault. From what I know, each file is encrypted individually.If all files were in one big vault, Cryptomator would need to decrypt my entire backup -> higher cpu usage.
Same reason as above - if I know which file I want, having files in separate smaller vaults would be better.Thus to save local-machine HDD space, it is better to split a large backup into several vaults. However, for Cryptomator to decrypt the filenames to allow me to choose which file to open, Cryptomator would need all files to be downloaded.Some cloud services download on-demand to save space on my local machine.Some considerations I’ve thought of so far (Let me know if these are unfounded): What are some considerations to make whether to have this backup either in a single large vault or in several smaller vaults?
Hi I’m planning to use Google Drive to back up a large backup of independent files and folders (~1TB).
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