The free version allows you to encrypt a single folder, the paid version lets you encrypt an unlimited amount of folders. Boxcryptor adds a drive to your system where you can place your files, these files are then automatically encrypted and stored in a separate folder.
Boxcryptor Classic, basically a repackaged version of EncFS. 
I use TrueCrypt to encrypt my entire hard disk, just in case my laptop ever goes ‘missing’.
TrueCrypt, technically not part of the sync solution. End-to-end encryption, so that files are not accessible by unauthorized third parties Īfter considering alternatives such as GoodSync, Cubby, AeroFS and Seafile, I settled on a setup consisting of the following solutions:. Automatic, hassle-free synchronization. With this in mind I set out to see if I could set up a more secure (and cheaper) alternative to Dropbox. Besides that, Dropbox is also quite expensive, especially since I mainly use it to synchronize files and am not really interested in the cloud storage. While this is awesome for personal files, I’ve always been reluctant to use Dropbox for work-related documents, as time and again it is demonstrated that Dropbox is not secure. 
Between my referrals, the free space that came with my Samsung phone and my paid subscription I now have 186 GB of online storage. Like many people, I am a big user of Dropbox. A short article that isn’t directly related to QlikView, but if you’re looking for a secure way to synchronize and share your files across computers then this might be interesting for you nonetheless.
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