On 21/10/2014 16:18, Łukasz Stelmach wrote:
It was <2014-10-20 pon 10:17>, when 이준민 wrote:
Hi, all
I'm a beginner developer and I have a question.
I have no idea whether I have the authority to question every people.
but, I hope somebody help.
I want to make a kind of secure system app.
this app is divided 2 area like private, public.
so I must create encrypted folder(private) in tizen rd-pq phone.
In this folder, all files are encrypted like encfs.
encfs is virtual encrypted filesystem which stores encrypted data in
the rootdir directory and makes the unencrypted data visible at the
mountPointdirectory.
I know that tizen includes fuse(filesystem in userspace) and fuse provides
encfs.
*how to install and use encfs in tizen rd-pq phone?*
*if encfs is not supported, how to create encrypted folder in tizen rd-pq
phone.*
I tried to install encfs through sdb but it had many problems.
I'd recommend using ecryptfs rather than encfs. The former is used in
Ubuntu to provide encrypted home directories and is belived to be safer
cryptographically-wise. Unlike encfs it is implemented in kernel and
thanks to this performs better.
Hi
As an encfs user, Let me share my experience
For encfs you can try to rebuild RDPQ kernel and enable FUSE support
and then just build/package the encfs client package
note there lot of neat useful fuse modules to bring to tizen
but you already about it since you're using encfs)
But enabling FUSE into kernel
might not match your (and ours/tizen) security concerns
so userland crypto or ecryptfs should be match better...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace
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