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Uploading or Copying Folders via the MEGA Web Interface (HTTPS)

1. Open your browser and go to https://mega.nz — confirm the URL is HTTPS and the certificate is valid.
2. Sign in to your MEGA account.
3. In the cloud drive view, click the “Upload” button (up-arrow icon) and choose “Folder upload”.
4. Select the local folder you want to upload. MEGA will upload files over HTTPS; the client-side encrypts data before upload.
5. Monitor progress in the transfer manager. For interrupted uploads, MEGA usually resumes partial transfers.
6. After upload completes, use the context menu (right-click) on the folder to “Get link” or share with others. Links can include or exclude the decryption key—be careful when sharing.

Notes:

• Large folders: consider zipping before upload to reduce file count and overhead.
• For highly sensitive data, encrypt locally with your own tool before uploading.

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Important Security and Safety Warnings

Because Mega is an encrypted cloud service where users control the encryption keys, the platform cannot scan files for malware before you download them. Exercise extreme caution with links like this: https meganz folder cp upd portable

1. Malware Risk: Since these folders are often user-curated and not verified by official app stores, they can potentially contain viruses, trojans, or spyware.
   • Safety Tip: Never run an .exe file downloaded from such a link without scanning it first with an antivirus program (like Windows Defender, VirusTotal, or Malwarebytes).
2. Unofficial Sources: These links are not official vendor distribution channels. If the folder claims to contain an update for a program (like Chrome, Windows, or a game), it is safer to download updates directly from the official website of that software.
3. Broken Links: Mega links frequently go offline if the user who created them deletes the folder, runs out of storage quota, or if the content is reported for copyright infringement.