GNU/Linux Crypto: Introduction
Most of this series has been independently translated into Portuguese by Rafael Beraldo. Thanks very much, Rafael! With the growing popularity of operating systems with Linux kernels that do not...
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Many tools that use cryptography on GNU/Linux and the internet revolve around the Pretty Good Privacy software standard (OpenPGP). The GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG or GPG) is a popular free software...
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With our private and public key generated and stored, we can start using a few of GnuPG’s features to sign, verify, encrypt, and decrypt files and messages for distribution over untrusted channels like...
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GNU/Linux Crypto: Email
An encrypted password storage is well and good, but now that we have a working GnuPG setup, we should consider using PGP for what it was originally designed: email messages. To do this, we’ll be using...
View ArticleGNU/Linux Crypto: Backups
While having local backups for quick restores is important, such as on a USB disk or spare hard drive, it’s equally important to have a backup offsite from which you can restore your important...
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