Salmon Vault
Secure all your personal files in Salmon Vault with AES-256 encryption.
Salmon Vault works on Android, Windows, Linux, and MacOS devices.
Powered by Salmon encryption library.
App Features
Create portable virtual drives encrypted with a text password.
Files can be decrypted by any devices running Salmon Vault.
Files can be imported from any authorized device.
Built-in Text Editor for editing encrypted text files.
Image Viewer for encrypted images (JPG, PNG, BMP).
Multimedia playback for encrypted audio and video.
Allow file editing with external Apps (Android only).
No birthday problem unlike other encryption software.
Back up your drives as often as you wish.
Specifications
AES-256 encryption
HMAC SHA-256 authentication.
SHA-256 Text password key derivation.
Fast hardware encryption with Salmon AES-NI native subroutines.
Fallback encryption with TinyAES.
Protected nonce sequencer (Android only).
Protected nonce sequencer with SHA256 checksum anti-tampering (Windows only).
Protected account sequencer service (Optional / Windows only).
Limitations
* Importing files to a salmon virtual drive using different devices requires authorization by an already authorized device for each virtual drive. The device that created the drive is by default authorized. The authorization mechanism protects against repeated access based attacks!
* Make sure that you never backup and restore the Nonce Sequencer files in your device. This is really important to prevent nonce reuse! For Windows the files are located under %LOCALAPPDATA%\\.salmon directory, for Linux and MacOS under the $HOME/.salmon directory. For Android they are under a no backup folder so they are safe.
* User Sequencer files are not secure from other apps. The sequencer file for Android is secure located in app private space but not for Android rooted devices! For Windows Salmon will notify you if it detects tampering though it is recommended for additional security that you use the Salmon Windows Service. The Windows Service protects the sequencer files under the system administrator (LocalSystem) space. For Linux and Mac make sure you do not share your account with other users!
* Integrity is not supported for filenames only for file contents.
* Maximum guaranteed file size: 2^64 bytes or limited by the backed resource (disk, memory, network).
* Maximum drive file size: 2^64 bytes
* Maximum number of drive files: 2^62 (64 bit nonces used for the filename and the file contents.