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: eCryptfs: Single-File Encryption in Linux
eCryptfs: Single-File Encryption in Linux
Oct 10, 2008, 17 :35 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6152 reads)

(Other stories by Roberto Giorgetti)

"One of the great advantages of eCryptfs is that the encryption is made at the single-file level and all the metadata needed for encryption/decryption are embedded in the file itself. This process makes each file a little larger than the decrypted version, but it enables:

"* Having under the same directory files encrypted by different users and with different encryption contexts, and each user can access only his/her files;
* Moving individual files by copying them in encrypted form to another location where they will be accessible simply by using the right encryption context;
* Using backup tools that allow incremental file transfer."

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