For Ubuntu 17.04 and later
$sudo apt install cryfs
Follow the instructions here for building CryFS from source. You can for example choose this path if you want a version that is newer than the one in the software repositories of your operating system.
For Debian Stretch and later
$sudo apt install cryfs
Follow the instructions here for building CryFS from source. You can for example choose this path if you want a version that is newer than the one in the software repositories of your operating system.
If your linux is based on Debian, you could try the Debian or Ubuntu packages from their software repositories. You can also build CryFS from source.
You can install CryFS using Homebrew. Try:
$brew cask install osxfuse$brew install cryfs
Windows support is highly experimental. Please take caution and make regular backups.
First install:
And then install CryFS:
For older releases, see here.
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