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Originally posted by Kanzen

Depends on the situation fuckface17.

1. If you need these files to be cross platform compatible, encrypt each file on a need-by-need basis with a file format like RAR or 7-ZIP. Just choose a lengthly password that will be hard to guess.

2. If you need these files for only your Mac, just create an encrypted Sparse Disk with Disk Utility. Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility. From the menu select New > Blank Disk Image..., a dialog will pop-up asking what options you want. At the top put the filename you wish (preferably ambiguous). Choose a Volume Name, then the size of the volume (Choose a good sizeable chunk for a good allocation of files. Then in the Encryption choose either 128-bit AES or 256-bit AES and then from Image Format "Read/write disk image" and click create. A dialog box will appear and ask you to input a password. Enter one and then again into verify. Make sure to type it and not copy&paste. The password strength will be shown to you. If you are having trouble picking one, click the key button for a password generator. Once done entering a password, uncheck the "Remember password in my keychain" and click OK. Drag the files that you want onto the disk image. Once you're done, unmount the volume. Whenever you mount the disk image again, you will be required to enter the password. DO NOT FORGET THE PASSWORD, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO RECOVERY ANY OF THE DATA IF YOU DO NOT HAVE IT.

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Originally posted by franklin

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