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Encrypt Your Removable Backup Drive in the Linux Terminal

From Category5 Technology TV S10E36
May 24, 2017

We all know that keeping backups is crucial in today's digital world. But what happens if someone steals your flash drive or external hard drive that contains all those confidential files? We'll use the Linux terminal to encrypt the filesystem so your private files can't be accessed without first entering the password to open the drive.

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Step-By-Step Instructions: http://www.baldnerd.com/add-a-drive-to-linux-and-encrypt-it/

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