I work with Encryption Appliance solutions but never had the need to understand Exporting/Importing keys (due to separation of duties these days) and it really just helped me understand another important component where you can separate out the Private and Public keys and Encrypt files at another source. Excellent video Melvin and great job explaining it.
Thank you from 1.5 years later! Exactly what I needed. Clear, concise & to the point. Thank you also for having your commands pre-typed; that saves time & we can pause as necessary.
what he said. thanks for typing it all out so we can practice along with the video...pause video, then cut and paste into our own terminal. i would like the comment and video, but since Google doesn't trust me/us with the power to dislike, i figure i cannot be trusted to like, either. i might mess it up somehow.
Ubuntu is a Debian based OS, Debian is a kernel, Ubuntu is not a kernel… just thought I’d correct your remark at 1:40 Other than that, very informative! I’ve been following the Man page of gpg… but I keep running into issues with card keys and a couple other options lol so I gave your bid a try, to get a better scope of things. Thanks!
Debian is not a kernel, it's a distribution - kernel + init process + libraries + executables. The Linux kernel is the kernel. The term "Linux" technically refers to the kernel, but is colloquially used for all distributions based on the Linux kernel, such as Debian and Ubuntu.
Sir earlier in windows 7 system i encrypted the folder subsequently i formatting the system with windows 10 now when I opening the file it show access denied plz help me
For encrypt terminal, do I have to open another kali linux vm ? Or can I simply open another terminal on same vm for encryption? I assume the original terminal for decryption...
Hi, Thanks for the video . While decryption of the file in Linux, I am getting the following erro. using this command error: gpg -o filename -d filename.gpg You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for user:"username(remarks)" 2048 bit rsa key , id , created date (main id) gpg:canncelled by user gpg encrypted with RSA key ID , DATE, "username(remarks)" gpg: public key decryption failed :Operation cancelled gpg: decryption failed: No secret key. not able to enter passphrase as it is directly adding the error
How do you encrypt more than one file at a time? In my script I have the following line: --trust-model always --encrypt --recipient myPublickey "path file" But I can only encrypt one file at a time, I can't do it per batch.
You probably ran the command in a directory that you cannot write to, or you are not allowed to read the file you were running this command for, or you were trying to overwrite a file you weren’t allowed to write to. Use "ls -l" to tell what the permissions of the file and the directory are.
He loses me from the beginning. He doesn't tell me how he got into whatever program he is in. I have no idea how he got into that. Because of that, I am out.
Let me see if I understand your comment . You don’t understand that I opened a terminal ? You have never used /seen a terminal and you were expecting I only click on buttons in a video. Perhaps I should start my video with “first switch on the computer” to cater to absolute beginners
Thanks for the tutorial of GPG. By far it’s the best I have been able to find on the internet.
I work with Encryption Appliance solutions but never had the need to understand Exporting/Importing keys (due to separation of duties these days) and it really just helped me understand another important component where you can separate out the Private and Public keys and Encrypt files at another source. Excellent video Melvin and great job explaining it.
Thanks for clear and organized explanation for the GnuPG CLI.
OMG man you nailed it, i wasted days but this 18 min video saves me
Thank you for such a clear step-by-step explanation. This is great content
Great video! It goes straight to my library. I will share the link if someone asks me about the subject.
Fantastic video, to the point information.
Thank you for helping me understand how to use gpg :)
Liked, subscribed, bookmarked. That was the BEST, clearest demo. Thank you!
Finally I get it. Thanks so much! Good job!
Thank you from 1.5 years later! Exactly what I needed. Clear, concise & to the point. Thank you also for having your commands pre-typed; that saves time & we can pause as necessary.
Welcome 😀
i need gpg encrypted so any have contacts me teligram @decoded4444
what he said. thanks for typing it all out so we can practice along with the video...pause video, then cut and paste into our own terminal.
i would like the comment and video, but since Google doesn't trust me/us with the power to dislike, i figure i cannot be trusted to like, either. i might mess it up somehow.
Certified GOAT. thx a lot
Ubuntu is a Debian based OS, Debian is a kernel, Ubuntu is not a kernel… just thought I’d correct your remark at 1:40
Other than that, very informative! I’ve been following the Man page of gpg… but I keep running into issues with card keys and a couple other options lol so I gave your bid a try, to get a better scope of things.
Thanks!
Debian is not a kernel, it's a distribution - kernel + init process + libraries + executables.
The Linux kernel is the kernel.
The term "Linux" technically refers to the kernel, but is colloquially used for all distributions based on the Linux kernel, such as Debian and Ubuntu.
Thank you a lot for the clear explanation!
Thanks Melvin. It is a great tutorial for the gpg tutorial.
thanks so much and thanks for providing the examples, copy pasted to my cheat sheet :)
Thankyou so much Melvin 🎈⚡
Great demo, thanks!
very accurate and useful infromation. thanks
pretty cool ! and well explained thank you
How you opened both screens in both sides?
Can we set remember passphrase after restarting the machine?
Thank you very much Melvin
Sir earlier in windows 7 system i encrypted the folder subsequently i formatting the system with windows 10 now when I opening the file it show access denied plz help me
Sir. Also my all file in pc are encrypted by. NLAH. extention please help me plz tell me what to do. Plz sir 😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for this video, it's very helpful.
Thanks for the video, very useful =)
Great explanation. Simply superb. Thanks.
Very useful thanks lot
For encrypt terminal, do I have to open another kali linux vm ? Or can I simply open another terminal on same vm for encryption? I assume the original terminal for decryption...
you have a problem with mic volume, we can barely hear you. Nice tutorial though :)
good job Melvin!
Hi,
Thanks for the video .
While decryption of the file in Linux, I am getting the following erro. using this command error: gpg -o filename -d filename.gpg You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for user:"username(remarks)" 2048 bit rsa key , id , created date (main id)
gpg:canncelled by user gpg encrypted with RSA key ID , DATE, "username(remarks)" gpg: public key decryption failed :Operation cancelled gpg: decryption failed: No secret key.
not able to enter passphrase as it is directly adding the error
How do you encrypt more than one file at a time?
In my script I have the following line:
--trust-model always --encrypt --recipient myPublickey "path file"
But I can only encrypt one file at a time, I can't do it per batch.
Create a tar with the required files. Then you only have to encrypt the tar file
Thanks! You a really help!
Thank you
Please explain the batch so you won't need to enter the passcode
I finally realized that batch, is a GPG command and not a batch file.
How do I decrypt a ransom ware encrypted file
Normally you can’t ; that’s the point : they encrypt your data and ask you money or something else to give you the private key to decrypt it.
not work, "gpg: agent_genkey failed: Permiso denegado"
You probably ran the command in a directory that you cannot write to, or you are not allowed to read the file you were running this command for, or you were trying to overwrite a file you weren’t allowed to write to. Use "ls -l" to tell what the permissions of the file and the directory are.
well done
Thanks
Thanks!
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He loses me from the beginning. He doesn't tell me how he got into whatever program he is in. I have no idea how he got into that. Because of that, I am out.
Let me see if I understand your comment . You don’t understand that I opened a terminal ? You have never used /seen a terminal and you were expecting I only click on buttons in a video. Perhaps I should start my video with “first switch on the computer” to cater to absolute beginners