====== File level encryption ======

===== FUSE based =====

  * ''cryfs'' - encrypt your files and store them in the cloud [[https://www.cryfs.org]].
  * ''encfs'' - EncFS integrates file system encryption into the Unix(TM) file system. Encrypted data is stored within the native file system, thus no fixed-size loopback image is required. EncFS uses the FUSE kernel driver and library as a backend.
  * ''gocryptfs'' - Encrypted overlay filesystem written in Go. ''gocryptfs'' is built on top of the excellent [[https://github.com/hanwen/go-fuse|go-fuse]] FUSE library and its LoopbackFileSystem API. This project was inspired by EncFS and strives to fix its security issues while providing good performance.
  * ''securefs'' - Filesystem in userspace with transparent authenticated encryption. ''securefs'' mounts a regular directory onto a mount point.

===== Kernel =====
  * ''fscrypt'' -  Tool for managing Linux filesystem encryption. To use fscrypt, you must have a filesystem with encryption enabled and a kernel that supports reading/writing from that filesystem. Currently, ''ext4'', ''F2FS'', and ''UBIFS'' support Linux filesystem encryption.