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Line 5: ==General-purpose file systems with encryption== Unlike cryptographic file systems and full disk encryption, generic file systems with filesystem-level encryption do not typically encrypt file system [[metadata]], such as the directory structure, file names, sizes or modification timestamps. This can be problematic if the content to be encrypted has to be undetectable or its existence unprovable. ~~Notable file systems that support this kind of encryption include the [[Encrypting File System]] layer of [[NTFS]].~~ ==Cryptographic file systems==

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