[ Thanks to dave for
this link. ]
“Crypto filesystems keep your data safe–even if someone steals
your computer. Linux offers a number of encrypted filesystem
options–each with a different approach to the encryption problem.
Encrypted filesystems may be overkill for family photos or your
résumé, but they make sense for network-accessible
servers that hold sensitive business documents, databases that
contain credit-card information, offline backups, and laptops.“Now we will see some of the Filesystem Encryption Tools for
Linux…”
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