How to Encrypt And Decrypt A Folder In Linux Using eCryptfs
I am going to encrypt a directory named “Data”. Please note that you shouldn’t encrypt a non-empty directory. If you do, the existing data will still remain unencrypted, or the data can’t be accessed. So if the directory contains any data, move them to a different location, and then encrypt it. Once the directory is encrypted, move the backup to the encrypted directory.
$ sudo mount -t ecryptfs Data/ Data/
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