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Protect your privacy in any cloud. With Cryptomator, the key to your data is in your hands. Cryptomator secures and encrypts your sensitive data in your […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ mastodon.online/@cryptomator, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026
☁️ Meet the Cloud Creeper. It doesn't hack anything. It just looks at whatever your cloud storage shows: unprotected files, a folder shared wider than intended, settings nobody has reviewed in years. You don't have to leave your cloud to shut it out. Keep […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Dark blue awareness graphic titled “Meet the Cloud Creeper,” with the tagline “Keep prying eyes out of your files.” A turquoise monster peers over a cloud and reaches for a file. Beside it, an “Encryption Gate” turns a file into scrambled text beneath the message “You can store it. You can’t read it.” A person sits on a cloud beside a green padlock. The graphic explains that the Cloud Creeper searches for unprotected files, excessive permissions and storage configurations that reveal more than intended. “Monster-proof tip”: Know where your sensitive data is stored, review who has access and add client-side encryption. Keep using your preferred cloud service while retaining control over who can read your files.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 13/10/2026
🥷 Meet the Data Thief. That sharing link you created for a project back in 2023 — who still has it? Old links, permissions nobody cleaned up, a provider that got breached: the Data Thief rarely has to break anything. It just needs a door someone left open […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Dark blue awareness graphic titled “Meet the Data Thief,” with the tagline “It can’t steal what it can’t read.” A purple masked monster carries a yellow folder beside Cryptobot guarding a glowing vault. Scrambled text appears beneath a speech bubble reading “Wrong key.” The graphic explains that the Data Thief looks for exposed files, compromised cloud accounts and forgotten sharing links. “Monster-proof tip”: Review sharing permissions regularly and encrypt sensitive files before uploading them. Cryptomator encrypts your files on your device before they reach the cloud.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026
🎣 Meet the Phisher. It never touches your password. It just sends a very convincing email and waits for you to hand it over yourself. The catch: it only works where someone takes the bait. And even a stolen cloud login doesn't get anyone far if your files […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Dark blue awareness graphic titled “Meet the Phisher.” A red, one-eyed cartoon monster dangles an envelope from a fishing rod beside two people and a smartphone. Text reads: “It doesn’t break in. It tricks you into opening the door” and “Check before you click.” The Phisher uses fake emails, login pages and urgent requests to steal credentials or access accounts. “Monster-proof tip”: Verify unexpected requests, check links carefully and use multi-factor authentication. Client-side encryption adds another layer of protection to cloud files, even if cloud storage is targeted.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 06/10/2026
🎃 October is here — and so are the monsters. Not the ones under your bed. The ones that go after your cloud files: a convincing fake login page, a sharing link nobody ever revoked, permissions that quietly grew over the years. All month long, we're […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Cryptomator October Awareness Series graphic on a dark blue background. Headline: “Monsters love unprotected data. Make yours monster-proof.” Supporting text: “Meet five common threats to your cloud files – and the guardian standing in their way.” Five cartoon monsters hold an email on a fishing line, documents, a cloud and padlock, a chained box, and a key with an employee badge. Below, Cryptobot holds a large golden key beside the text: “Your guardian. Client-side encryption keeps the key on your side.”
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 10/07/2026
⏰ Only a few days left: our free #Cryptomator Hub webinar on Monday! 🔐 If your team handles sensitive files in the cloud, this one's for you. We'll show how Hub protects your data with client-side encryption and lets you manage team access centrally, on top […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Promotional graphic for a free live webinar titled “Cloud Protection with Cryptomator Hub,” featuring a portrait of Tobias Hagemann, Co-founder and CEO of Cryptomator. The webinar takes place on Monday, July 13, 2026, at 4:00 PM CEST. More information is available at cryptomator.org.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 29/06/2026
🛠️ Cryptomator Desktop 1.19.3 is available! This bugfix release restores proper `.cryptomator` file registration on Windows, so your encrypted files can be opened automatically with the Cryptomator app again. It also includes JavaFX 25.0.3 for improved […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Green graphic announcing “Bugfix 1.19.3” for Cryptomator Desktop. The design features a small bug icon, the Cryptomator bot at the bottom, and three listed updates: several minor fixes, dropped signing with an Actalis-issued certificate, and updated to JavaFX 25.0.3.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 18/06/2026
Discover Cryptomator Hub in our upcoming free webinar! We’ll give you an overview of how Cryptomator Hub helps teams protect sensitive cloud data, manage access centrally, integrate with existing identity providers, and collaborate securely. 📅 July 13, 2026 […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Green promotional graphic for a Cryptomator Hub webinar. The image headline says “Discover Cryptomator Hub.” Around a central illustration of the Cryptomator mascot and people collaborating, six key features are listed: centralized access management, zero-knowledge key management, secure collaboration, works with your cloud, identity provider integration, and SaaS or self-hosted. The bottom of the graphic invites viewers to join a free webinar on July 13, 2026, at 10:00 AM ET / 4:00 PM CEST.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 12/06/2026
Discover Cryptomator Hub in our upcoming webinar! We’ll give you a first overview of how teams can protect sensitive cloud data, manage access centrally, and collaborate securely. 📅 July 13th, 2026 🕛 4:00 PM CEST 💻 Live online Sign up for free […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Promotional graphic for a Cryptomator Hub webinar. The image shows the Cryptomator mascot behind a green banner and the headline “Central Encryption for Your Company.” The text invites users to discover Cryptomator Hub and learn how organizations can protect sensitive cloud data and collaborate securely with centralized access management. The webinar date and time are shown as a save-the-date placeholder, with a call-to-action to sign up for free.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 04/05/2026
May the Vault be with you. ✨ For Star Wars Day, we’re celebrating all space guardians, pilots, droids, and teams who keep their data safe across the galaxy. With Cryptomator Hub, teams can centrally manage access to encrypted vaults — so important files […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
A friendly green and gray Cryptomator-style robot mascot dressed in a dark hooded space-villain robe stands beside a large metallic vault door glowing green. The robot holds a red light sword while a small sci-fi spacecraft flies in the starry light gray background with planets nearby. The image playfully connects Star Wars Day with secure vaults and data protection.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 21/04/2026
We’re at JCON Europe 2026 in Cologne! Our Cryptomator developers are on site, so feel free to come say hi if you’re around. #JCONEurope #JCON2026 #Cologne #Cryptomator #Java
A green event graphic with the headline “Meet us at JCON Europe 2026” and the subheading “Cryptomator developers are on site — say hi!”. Below the text, a Cryptomator-style robot with a shield and keyhole stands on the left, while the JCON Europe 2026 Cologne logo appears on the right inside a white circle. A dark silhouette of the Cologne skyline runs along the bottom.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 07/04/2026
Out now: Cryptomator for iOS 3.0.0 🚀 New: Offline vault access and auto-retry uploads for a smoother Files.app experience. With this release, the minimum supported iOS version has been raised from iOS 14 to iOS 16. #Cryptomator #iOSUpdate #Privacy #Encryption
Promotional graphic announcing Cryptomator for iOS 3.0.0 on a bright green background. Large white text says “Out Now” and “Update 3.0.0” with an Apple iOS icon above. Below, two feature highlights read “Offline vault access” and “Auto-retry uploads.” At the bottom, a small robot is shown behind a green shield with a keyhole.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 31/03/2026
Backups are easy to talk about on World Backup Day. Recovery is the part that really matters. Whether the risk is ransomware, human error, or service disruption, resilience starts long before an incident happens. Regular testing, protected backup copies, and […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
A hand reaches toward a large cloud icon labeled “BACKUP” on a light gray background. Handwritten-style text reads “March 31st is World Backup Day!” and a white text box says, “A backup is only a backup if the restore actually works.” The Cryptomator logo appears at the bottom.Light gray slide with the heading “Question 1:” in a handwritten-style font. The main text asks when the viewer last tested whether their data can really be restored and encourages regularly restoring and verifying backups. At the bottom is an illustration of a desk with multiple monitors, a laptop, a tablet, and cables. The Cryptomator logo appears below the illustration.Light gray slide with the heading “Question 2:” in a handwritten-style font. The text asks whether at least one backup copy is offline, isolated, or immutable, and explains that attacks often target backups as well as data. The lower half of the image shows an illustration of a server room with rows of blue server racks. The Cryptomator logo appears near the bottom center.Light gray slide with the heading “Question 3:” in a handwritten-style font. The text asks whether everything is “just in the cloud” or whether there is a real backup plan, followed by a World Backup Day reminder about being prepared when it really matters. At the bottom is an illustration of the Cryptomator mascot next to an open vault with glowing green files inside. The Cryptomator logo appears below.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 13/03/2026
🎉 Cryptomator turns 10! Celebrate with us by taking part in our short anniversary survey. Your feedback helps shape the future of Cryptomator. As a thank-you, you can win one of 10 exclusive Cryptomator goodie bags! 🎁 👉 Join here […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Colorful promotional graphic for the Cryptomator 10th anniversary giveaway. Confetti and party streamers appear on a bright background. The text reads “10th Anniversary Goodie Bag.” The image shows the prizes: a navy T-shirt with the Cryptomator robot logo, a mug with the same logo, and a canvas tote bag featuring the robot with a green shield and keyhole. A yellow star indicates that 10 goodie bags are being given away.Illustration promoting a Cryptomator sweepstake contest. A small robot wearing a party hat holds a shield with a keyhole symbol. Colorful flags and confetti decorate the green background. Text reads: “ sweepstake! Please participate in our short survey! Win an awesome Goodie Bag!” The handle @cryptomator is displayed at the top.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 03/03/2026
🔐 Cryptomator turns 10 next week! To celebrate, we’re hosting a live Reddit AMA on March 9, 2026 at 4:00 PM CET on r/Cryptomator. Ask us anything about encryption, open source, our roadmap, post-quantum crypto, or 10 years of Cryptomator. Drop your […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Promotional graphic announcing a live Reddit AMA. The headline reads “Join Us Live – Ask Us Anything.” It features photos of Tobias Hagemann (CEO) and Sebastian Stenzel (CTO). The event takes place on March 9, 2026 at 4:00 PM CET on r/cryptomator. The design uses a green background with Reddit branding elements and the Cryptomator logo at the bottom.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 27/02/2026
🔧 Windows Hotfix 1.18.1 Released We fixed an issue on certain Windows systems where update checks and unlocking Cryptomator Hub vaults could fail. The root cause was related to HTTPS certificate validation. On some Windows installations, required root […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Green graphic announcing “Hotfix 1.18.1 – Out Now” with a bug icon under a magnifying glass, the text “Fixed Windows certificate issue affecting updates and Hub vault access,” and an illustration of a robot holding a shield with a keyhole symbol.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 19/02/2026
🔐 Cryptomator 1.19.0 Beta What’s new: 🔔 App Notifications – Stay informed about important vault activity. 📂 Files in Use (Hub) – Opened files are marked as “used,” including open request notifications. ♿ Accessibility – Added labels & text for graphic-only […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Green promotional graphic announcing “Cryptomator 1.19.0 – Now in Beta, Round 2.” The design includes icons of gears, a screwdriver, and a ringing notification bell symbolizing new features and improvements. At the bottom, two illustrated people in lab coats interact with a futuristic robot displaying a shield with a keyhole, representing security, encryption, and development progress.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 28/01/2026
🔐 Data Privacy Day reminder: The #Microsoft and #BitLocker case showed that encrypted data can still be accessed — not because encryption failed, but because keys were stored with the provider. Encryption only works if you control the key. Otherwise your […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
Graphic for Data Privacy Day (January 28, 2026).
Text reads: “The most important question to ask yourself these days is: Who really controls your data?”
The slide introduces a recent case involving Microsoft and BitLocker as an example of why this question matters.
Background shows abstract, soft-colored wave patterns and the Cryptomator logo at the bottom.Data Privacy Day slide explaining a recent case involving Microsoft and BitLocker.
Text states that Microsoft was able to help the FBI access BitLocker-encrypted devices, not because encryption was broken, but because recovery keys were stored in the cloud.
Illustrations include a cloud connected to multiple devices and a small robot icon symbolizing technology.
Cryptomator logo appears at the bottom.Data Privacy Day slide highlighting the core issue of key control.
Text reads: “The problem wasn’t the encryption. It was the key.”
It explains that if encryption keys are stored with a provider, they can be handed over with a court order, and once access exists, it is no longer a cryptographic barrier.
The slide emphasizes that data can be accessible and protected by policy rather than cryptography.
Cryptomator logo is shown at the bottom.Final Data Privacy Day slide with a call to action.
Text reads: “This Data Privacy Day, don’t just ask whether your data is encrypted. Ask for whom.”
It encourages viewers to review their privacy settings and where their encryption keys are stored.
The slide uses the same abstract background and includes the Cryptomator logo at the bottom.
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Cryptomator @cryptomator.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · 04/01/2026
✊ Join the Movement. Today is Digital Independence Day 🚀 Less Big Tech. More control over your data. 🎁 50% off Cryptomator Supporter Certificate (29.99 €) with code: DIDAY2601 ⚠️ Only 100 codes — first come, first served […] [Original post on mastodon.online]
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