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====== Encrypt Your /home Directory ====== In case you're worried about your documents privacy, it is possible to encrypt your /home/<user> directory using the [[https://packages.debian.org/jessie/misc/ecryptfs-utils|ecryptfs-utils package]]. Please note that **it does make recovery more difficult** should the occasion arise! Here are the steps to follow:\\ <color darkred>**MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ENOUGH SPACE AVAILABLE ON YOUR HARD DRIVE AS THE USER'S HOME DIRECTORY WILL BE DUPLICATED DURING THE OPERATION!**</color> === Install ecryptfs-utils Package === Note that this package should already be installed under LMDE 2. <code> > sudo apt-get install ecryptfs-utils </code> If installation was needed, you'll have to restart your computer. You need to logout of the user account for which you want the home directory encrypted, then login to a console as root using **ctrl+alt+F1** to **F6**, then issue the following commands: === Encrypt your user's home and swap === <code> > ecryptfs-migrate-home -u <username> > ecryptfs-setup-swap > reboot </code> The **/home/<user>** directory is now encrypted, log back in as this user to make sure all is OK. In case of problem you'll find a copy of the original, unencrypted, directory in /home/<user>.rndmtxt When you are certain that all is ok with the encrypted home, you can destroy this /home/<user>.rndmtxt