I'm not familiar with Boxcryptor but it may be an option (there are probably others too).
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If you want to keep your data secure, you’ll need to couple iCloud with a service like Boxcryptor to encrypt your files for you (see our Boxcryptor review). Zero-Knowledge Encryption.
- Boxcryptor is a security application mainly designed to encrypt files and folders from your cloud storage locations, such as Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive. However, it can also encrypt files.
- Boxcryptor is a popular, free encryption application that allows you to easily sync your encrypted files with more than 30 cloud storage, EFSS and online backup providers. Unlike most free.
Another option is to use an encrypted disk image…
Boxcryptor Icloud Photos
Boxcryptor Icloud Vs Icloud Drive
That uses the same principle as File Vault, but can contain a limited set of data. It really depends on how practical it is for you to store data inside a mounted disk image. For some data is impractical (like settings that are loaded on login), but keeping notes or other data it can be a good solution.
The same rule applies - once decrypted & accessible (when the volume is mounted) anyone can read it on that Mac, but the encrypted container is not readable without the password. The container would be synced online, not the mounted volume. Since the online service sees it as 'one big file' be careful with the size of the disk image.
FWIW: You can have encrypted disk images stored on a disk that has File Vault encryption enabled, but keeping track of which password is for which one can be a job in itself 🙂
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Hope that is clear, it can get very meta if you aren't careful.
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Feb 28, 2016 11:33 PM