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Tresorit
Tresorit is an end-to-end encrypted file synchronization and sharing solution for desktop and mobile platforms.
Tresorit is an end-to-end encrypted file synchronization and sharing solution for desktop and mobile platforms. Tresorit is my favourite file synchronization app. I use it to to keep my most important files (like KeePass databases and important documents) up to date on my various clients (Windows PC, Linux PC, Android Tablet, Android phone, Windows phone). Tresorit is very secure due to AES-256 client-side encryption and HMAC with SHA-512 hashes. And it is fast, reliable and easy to setuo and use.
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- ProprietaryPaid
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- Security
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- MacWindowsLinuxAndroidiPhoneAndroid TabletiPad
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Features
Key capabilitiesBackup & SyncTresoritPrivacy focusedEncrypted BackupEnd-to-End EncryptionFile SyncTwo-factor AuthenticationRemote URL uploadLocation-basedFile Versioning
Use cases
Backup & Sync workflowsTresorit workflowsPrivacy focused workflowsEncrypted Backup workflows
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Tresorit is an end-to-end encrypted file synchronization and sharing solution for desktop and mobile platforms. Tresorit is my favourite file synchronization app. I use it to to keep my most important files (like KeePass databases and important documents) up to date on my various clients (Windows PC, Linux PC, Android Tablet, Android phone, Windows phone). Tresorit is very secure due to AES-256 client-side encryption and HMAC with SHA-512 hashes. And it is fast, reliable and easy to setuo and use. Teams often evaluate it alongside similar tools when comparing pricing, features, and fit for backup & sync workflows.
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