I have tried a couple of encryption solutions. But I like this the most:
EncFs <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EncFS>

It works as a user-mode file system, and the encrypted files are stored on
the fly as normal files in the host filesystem. There are many advantages
to this:

   1. You can make this work with any program, because the programs see the
   decrypted files as plain regular files.
   2. Since this is a user-mode filesystem, you don't need super-user
   permission to mount it. You can move the locations of the host filesystem
   and the target mount point whichever way you please.
   3. Since the encrypted files are stored individually (not as an
   archive), they can be rsynced efficiently for backup and transport.


EncFS has many encryption options (choice of cipher, choice of block size,
option for adding dummy bytes to each file automatically) that should
satisfy the most paranoid users.

-- 
*Harshad RJ* <http://lavadip.com>

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