Reeferwolf
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On my phone's SD card which tbh I feel is a ticking time bomb and a horrible choice
Seconding Veracrypt. Stable, reliable and open source.
MicroSD card with an encrypted Veracrypt container, STRONG password (at least 25+ characters, numbers and letters bothupper and lower case)
Easily hidden and you can get them really cheap now.
Yep, that's about what I have too, though I ought to password protect it as well.Folder in a folder in a folder in a folder in a folder (etc) on an external. Whole thing's password protected so to access it I have to type a special password that no one would ever guess unless you knew me before my internet days. Computer is password protected with a similar, but different password as well.
Depending on the phone and how it's set up, it might be encrypted already. I believe in Android 8.0+ does, especially if you set the SD card to "use as internal" - but don't quote me on that.On my phone's SD card which tbh I feel is a ticking time bomb and a horrible choice
Veracrypt, PGP Desktop, Bitlocker, etc... All can do the same thing. Just make sure your encryption keys dont end up in the cloud.I suggest using something like VeraCrypt. Basically creates a file similar to a virtual hard disk for a virtual machine but with encryption (similar to the locked Linux drive but more portable). VeraCrypt can mount that drive like a normal HDD for use then you can unmount it and it’s all locked up.
Encrypted virtual drive that can be opened with password and will unmount automatically if unused for certain period. Also all hard drives encrypted with different method and a boot password.
I use separate user account for general use of the computer. Like if friends visit then there is a relatively clean user profile i can use rather than caring about cleaning the browser history of my personal account.
Veracrypt, PGP Desktop, Bitlocker, etc... All can do the same thing. Just make sure your encryption keys dont end up in the cloud.
Even in Windows its possible to create virtual hard drive image and encrypt it with bitlocker + password protection without installing any additional software.
Well youre still logged in on the same computer so the drive is open ? Maybe its the user session that unlocks it for the workstation. But sure you can limit NTFS permissions if you want to if you like to leave the other user account session open in the backgroud. Also your secondary account doesnt need to be admin.I do that with the accounts when I have family (since I don't like to deleted history and credentials all the time), but then I realized than If I unlock the bitlocker unit from my main account, and then I close it and open the other one, the encrypted drive is still open. So I have to restart the computer first (since it was a internal partition and I can't dismount it). Also I disabled the auto-lock feature.
then the trails are on your pc atleast in 2-3 different placesI don't keep it on me and just watch it online ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't keep it on me and just watch it online ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Well youre still logged in on the same computer so the drive is open ? Maybe its the user session that unlocks it for the workstation. But sure you can limit NTFS permissions if you want to if you like to leave the other user account session open in the background. Also your secondary account doesnt need to be admin.
I highly recommend a password manager like lastpass or 1password.I can't even remember a 8 digit random password lol
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