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-GoCryptFS Security
-==================
-
-"Security" can be split into "Confidentiality" and "Integrity". The
-security level gocryptfs provides for each is discussed in the next
-sections.
-
-Confidentiality
----------------
-
-Confidentiality means that information cannot be extracted from the
-encrypted data unless you know the key.
-
-### File Contents
-
-* All file contents (even the last bytes) are encrypted using AES-256-GCM
- * This is unbreakable in the foreseeable future. Attacks will focus on
-   cracking the password instead (see section "Master Key Storage").
-* Files are segmented into 4096 byte blocks
-* Each block gets a fresh random 96 bit IV (none) each time it is written.
- * This means that identical blocks can not be identified
-
-### File Names
-
-* File names are encrypted using AES-256-CBC with a per-directory IV
-* Each directory get a random 128 bit IV on creation
- * Files with the same name in different directories are encrypted to
-   different filenames and can not be identified
-* File names are padded to multiples of 16 bytes
- * This means that the exact length of the name is hidden, only length
-  ranges (1-16 bytes, 17-32 bytes etc.) can be determined from the encrypted
-  files
-
-### Metadata
-
-* The size of the file is not hidden. The exact file size can be calculated
-  from the size of the encrypted file.
-* File owner, file permissions and timestamps are not hidden.
-
-Integrity
----------
-
-Integrity means that the data cannot be modified in a meaningful way
-unless you have the key. The opposite of integrity is *malleability*.
-
-### File Contents
-
-* The used encryption, AES-256-GCM, is a variant of
-  *authenticated encryption*. Each block gets a 128 bit authentication
-  tag (GMAC) appended.
- * This means that any modification inside a block will be detected when reading
-   the block and decryption will be aborted. The failure is logged and an
-   I/O error is returned to the user.
-* Every file has a header that contains a 16-byte random *file id*
-* Each block uses the file id and its block number as GCM *authentication data*
- * This means the position of the blocks is protected as well. The blocks
-   can not be reordered or copied between different files without
-   causing an decryption error.
-* For technical reasons (sparse files), the special "all-zero" block is
-  always seen as a valid block that decrypts to all-zero plaintext.
- * This means that whole blocks can be zeroed out
-
-### File Names
-
-* File names are only weakly protected against modifications.
- * Changing a single byte causes a decode error in most of the
-   cases. The failure is logged and the file is no longer visible in the
-   directory.
- * If no decode error is triggered, at least 16 bytes of the filename will
-   be corrupted (randomized).
-* However, file names can always be truncated to multiples of 16 bytes.
-
-### Metadata
-
-* The file size is not protected against modifications
- * However, the block integrity protection limits modifications to block
-   size granularity.
- * This means that files can be truncated to multiples of 4096 bytes.
-* Ownership, timestamp and permissions are not protected and can be changed
-  as usual.
-
-Master Key Storage
-------------------
-
-The *master key* is used to perform content and file name encryption.
-It is stored in `gocryptfs.conf`, encrypted with AES-256-GCM using the
-*unlock key*.
-
-The unlock key is generated from a user password using `scrypt`.
-A successful decryption of the master key means that the GMAC authentication
-passed and the password is correct. The master key is then used to
-mount the filesystem.