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Cryptomator

🔐 Cryptomator vs. VeraCrypt — which encryption tool is right for you?

We’ve compared both in a detailed breakdown of their use cases, strengths, and key differences — especially when it comes to cloud storage and user-friendliness.

👉 Read the full comparison now: cryptomator.org/comparisons/ve

Visual comparison of two encryption tools: Cryptomator, represented by its green robot mascot with a shield and keyhole, and VeraCrypt, shown with its geometric blue-green VC logo. The bold “VS” in the center signals a direct comparison, referring to a detailed analysis between the two solutions.
#Encryption#PrivacyTools#Cryptomator
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Adam Jurkiewicz

#security #cryptomator - znacie to narzędzie? Ktoś korzysta? Moim osobistym zdaniem - super! Zaszyfrowany katalog można spokojnie umieścić w chmurze - niech AI próbuje to odszyfrować... Cryptomator używa algorytmu AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) z kluczem o długości 256 bitów (AES-256), który uznawany jest za jeden z najbezpieczniejszych obecnie dostępnych standardów szyfrowania.

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Cryptomator

🔐 It's World Password Day!

Weak passwords like "123456" are still topping the charts — making life easy for hackers.

Protect yourself: Use strong, unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and update any compromised accounts.

Want to dive deeper into the dangers of weak passwords?

Check out our latest blog post where we explain real-world risks and how to strengthen your digital security! 🚀

cryptomator.org/blog/2025/05/0

A colorful stack of sticky notes showing "Password: 123456" as an example of a weak password, highlighting World Password Day on May 1st, 2025.
List of the most commonly used passwords in 2024, including "123456," "admin," "password," and "12345678," emphasizing how easily such passwords can be cracked.
Checklist showing best practices for password security: using long passwords, passphrases, password managers, two-factor authentication, passkeys, and updating leaked passwords.
#WorldPasswordDay#CyberSecurity#PasswordSafety
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Tommi 🤯

I am moving away from #ProtonMail and my main reservation about switching to another provider is that when I don’t use end-to-end encryption (e2ee) my emails would be stored unencrypted in its server, whereas Proton Mail stores all emails with no-access encryption.

I really don’t want sensitive emails that I receive without PGP encryption (medical info, personal government communications…) to be stored without any sort of server-side encryption.

So I’m wondering if it exist some tool that encrypts emails saved in a mailserver even when they are not end-to-end encrypted. Something like @cryptomator, but for emails.

Thoughts? Tips?

(@thunderbird is the main client I would be using)

Edit: someone suggested Posteo, but I have to use my own custom domain, and Posteo does not allow it.

#Proton#PGP#GPG
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Cryptomator

The latest Cryptomator Hub release is here – and it's all about trust, control, and clarity.

With version 1.4.0, we're introducing new ways to verify identities, manage vault creation, and monitor activity more precisely.

Perfect for teams and organizations that take data security seriously.

🔍 Curious? Check out the full release breakdown on our blog: cryptomator.org/blog/2025/04/1

Bright green release graphic for Cryptomator Hub 1.4.0, featuring a happy robot mascot and highlights like Web of Trust, Vault Creation Permissions, and Improved Audit-Log, under the headline “OUT NOW”.
#Cryptomator#DataPrivacy#CyberSecurity
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