I encrypt my sensitive backup files in an encrypted 7z file, then store that 7z file in an encrypted VeraCrypt container. I of course use different passwords for each.
@nuoz3326 yeah you could. I guess my thinking is that an amateur might see a blank Veracrypt file icon and assume it's trash if they ever got ahold of it. Whereas a 7z file typically uses whatever icon you associate zip files with. But yes technically you could nest one 7z inside another
@@Solo6R Okay, im no encryption expert. But is each 7z encryption unique? If so I might just do that. Make 2 encrypted.7z files with 2 diffrent passwords. And thanks for info, very helpful.
I'm rather fond of gpg myself. It comes as part of the GNU toolkit present in every GNU/linux distro, so there's nothing to download. Using it comes at a cost though - it's terminal based, so you need to be OK with using the terminal. I recommend reviewing the user manual (man gpg) before trying it out, it makes everything easier.
Simple symmetric encryption with gpg is super easy using the terminal. If its still to complicated you can use Kleopatra as a really well designed gpg front end
@@GalaxyTheReal Oh I love the thing, getting better with it every day, but most of the internet is still practically terrified of a terminal emulator when they shouldn't be
I know Veracrypt works cuz the FBI grabbed my laptop for my pics from Jan 6th at the capitol and didn't crack it (just got it back), I had full disk encryption with hidden operating system (Linux Mint plausible deniability) with 3 cascading cyphers Serpent(Twofish(AES)). I recovered my pics (offline of course) then disposed of the laptop (key logger in the HD firmware?), drilled it and burned it... BTW for my FBI guy watching I'm just kidding...
Nice larping. Anyone smart enough to somehow evade FBI won't be dumb enough to post a comment on a public website exposing themselves when they're probably on a watch list.
@@pseudoki yes yes, you’re a good boy. Surely the government would never anything wrong. Protesting the government, occupying a building, what heinous treason..
Hi I have windows file named (acb.hfk) I would like to know if you can help with 2 problems. Which is the best app on iMac & Windows to view this file without damaging the file? and the file cannot be read due to being Encruopted, can you recommend using windows 10 or iMac to unencrypted the file thank you
I encrypt my sensitive backup files in an encrypted 7z file, then store that 7z file in an encrypted VeraCrypt container. I of course use different passwords for each.
Thats, pretty smart. But couldnt you just make 2x encrypted 7z files and put Them in eachother.
@nuoz3326 yeah you could. I guess my thinking is that an amateur might see a blank Veracrypt file icon and assume it's trash if they ever got ahold of it. Whereas a 7z file typically uses whatever icon you associate zip files with. But yes technically you could nest one 7z inside another
@@Solo6R Okay, im no encryption expert. But is each 7z encryption unique? If so I might just do that. Make 2 encrypted.7z files with 2 diffrent passwords.
And thanks for info, very helpful.
got goosebumps when it said a censiclick guide 💟💟💟
So far, cryptomator is the perfect thing I was looking for, thank you!
bro intro was lit 0:08
good work now watchingg it ❤️❤️❤️
6:43 - I went to click "OK" on my screen. 😄
Moves the mouse to increase performance
😂
Many thanks for the information and simple guides, Sebastian. Very helpful and useful.🙏🇬🇧👍🙏
encrypting 14 bytes lol
This channel is a pure knowledge-goldmine😍
Deleting comments is what Big Tech does. Noted.
I'm rather fond of gpg myself. It comes as part of the GNU toolkit present in every GNU/linux distro, so there's nothing to download.
Using it comes at a cost though - it's terminal based, so you need to be OK with using the terminal. I recommend reviewing the user manual (man gpg) before trying it out, it makes everything easier.
Simple symmetric encryption with gpg is super easy using the terminal. If its still to complicated you can use Kleopatra as a really well designed gpg front end
@@GalaxyTheReal Oh I love the thing, getting better with it every day, but most of the internet is still practically terrified of a terminal emulator when they shouldn't be
Absolutely Fantastic
I know Veracrypt works cuz the FBI grabbed my laptop for my pics from Jan 6th at the capitol and didn't crack it (just got it back), I had full disk encryption with hidden operating system (Linux Mint plausible deniability) with 3 cascading cyphers Serpent(Twofish(AES)). I recovered my pics (offline of course) then disposed of the laptop (key logger in the HD firmware?), drilled it and burned it... BTW for my FBI guy watching I'm just kidding...
@@pseudoki Better than the sources you rely on I’m sure.
Nice larping. Anyone smart enough to somehow evade FBI won't be dumb enough to post a comment on a public website exposing themselves when they're probably on a watch list.
@@pseudoki yes yes, you’re a good boy. Surely the government would never anything wrong. Protesting the government, occupying a building, what heinous treason..
@@SamTheMan55555 lol nobody should be putting themselves into the spotlight like that guy did, it's asking for a big red X over your head
Thank god u r safe i think veracrypt saved u
thank your for your hardwork sir, I mean it
Those videos are getting better and better, thank you for your good work!
This video was hollywod...well done!!!
Great video!
Hi I have windows file named (acb.hfk) I would like to know if you can help with 2 problems. Which is the best app on iMac & Windows to view this file without damaging the file? and the file cannot be read due to being Encruopted, can you recommend using windows 10 or iMac to unencrypted the file thank you
Thank you for your efforts.
cool video 💕💕💕
thanks veracrypt is good so i can store all my passwords
Thanks man
can I encrypt game files to avoid people to access it??
Bro Kya koi tarika hai jisse me files by Google ki hidden file dekh saku without password
I'm under the first 100 viewers :D
beautiful video,... very informative.
Thank Ylu very much.
LK
thanks a lot
очень познавательный видос, много чего нового узнал, качество еб й шее, мне зашло
ok
Hat.sh is not HTTPS so how can I entrust my data to such service
Yes it is. If you click on the URL bar you'll see it uses HTTPS
it runs locally though
mega…
Algorithm.