• Posts Tagged ‘encryption’

    Encrypt files with GnuPG

    by  • August 1, 2010 • Tips, Utilities • 2 Comments

    Here is a simple and quick way for you to encrypt files in Linux: gpg –output doc.gpg –encrypt –recipient EmailofRecipient@blah.com original_file.doc Further explained: –output (or -o) is the name of the encrypted file –recipient (or -r) is the person who will be decrypting the file. If the file is for yourself only, use the email [...]

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    Volume encryption with TrueCrypt

    by  • February 17, 2008 • Security • 2 Comments

    If you have important document files you want to keep safe on your computer the best way to go is with TrueCrypt. This program allows you to create an encrypted volume where you can store files, programs, or even an entire operating system. This program is very simple to use. You first create the volume [...]

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