Apps to Drive Encryption

FreeOTFE was a now-discontinued, open-source, on-the-fly disk encryption software that allowed users to create encrypted virtual disks or encrypt partitions and drives. It was designed for portable use, offering strong data security through various encryption algorithms.

Encfs4win is a robust Windows port of the open-source EncFS cryptographic filesystem. It allows users to securely encrypt files and folders on their Windows machines and integrate seamlessly with cloud storage services, offering on-the-fly encryption and decryption through virtual drives.

LUKS (Linux Unified Key Setup) is the standard disk encryption framework for Linux, providing a robust and secure method to encrypt entire disks or partitions. It ensures data confidentiality by employing industry-standard encryption algorithms and secure key management practices.

CipherShed is an open-source and cross-platform disk encryption program designed to create and manage encrypted storage containers or encrypt entire partitions/drives. It aims to provide strong data protection with a focus on security and user privacy.