Encrypted Vault
Guides and documentation for Encrypted Vault, our zero-knowledge file storage service.
Getting Started with Encrypted Vault
What is Encrypted Vault? Encrypted Vault is PremierVPN's zero-knowledge file storage service. Files are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM be...
Uploading and Downloading Files
Uploading Files Click the Upload button in the top right of your vault. Select one or more files from your device. A progress bar shows three stages:...
Folders, Starring, and Organisation
Creating Folders Click the New Folder button in the vault toolbar. Type a folder name and click Create. Folders can be nested inside other folders....
Secure File Sharing
Creating a Share Link Hover over a file in your vault and click the share icon (purple). A modal appears with sharing options: Password prot...
Dead Man's Switch
What Is the Dead Man's Switch? The dead man's switch is a safety feature that automatically takes action on your vault if you stop logging in. You con...
Geo-Destruction Rules
What Are Geo-Destruction Rules? Geo-destruction rules let you define which countries are allowed to access your vault. If your vault is accessed from...
Timed File Expiry
What Is Timed File Expiry? Timed file expiry lets you set an auto-destruct date on individual files. When the date arrives, the encrypted blob is perm...
Encrypted File Names
What Are Encrypted File Names? When you upload a file to the vault, the file name is encrypted in your browser using the same AES-256-GCM key as the f...
Vault Security Best Practices
Choose a Strong Passphrase Your vault passphrase is the single key to all your encrypted files. Use a long, unique passphrase — ideally 4+ random word...