Turbocrypt can now mount encrypted volumes on macOS, no extension or root needed
jedisct1 · x · 2026-09-15
jedisct1 announced that Turbocrypt, his open-source CLI encryption tool, can now mount encrypted volumes on macOS without kernel extensions or root access, thanks to fuse-t. The tool encrypts files, Git repos, and directory trees, ships binaries for Linux/macOS/Windows, and can be built from Zig source with ReleaseFast. Quick start: keygen + config set-key, and back up your key or lose your data.
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