Encrypting files on Trisquel

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panoramix
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Iscritto: 05/05/2017

Hi, I would like to create something similar to a 128 encrypted dmg on Linux. I mean to encrypt some files inside a volume or package to keep them safe on a cloud storage service or email or just to keep them safe inside a common usb stick or sd card. I learned about EncFS. I wonder if this is the best way for doing so or if Trisquel's got any tool to encrypt files inside a folder or virtual volume in the style of dmg's. Would like to ask the community what other options about encrypting files on gnu are available. I know about truecrypt but it seems it has been discontinued. Thanks for little help!.

Libremind
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Iscritto: 06/20/2017

> Hi, I would like to create something similar to a 128 encrypted dmg
> on Linux. I mean to encrypt some files inside a volume or package to
> keep them safe on a cloud storage service or email or just to keep
> them safe inside a common usb stick or sd card. I learned about
> EncFS. I wonder if this is the best way for doing so or if Trisquel's
> got any tool to encrypt files inside a folder or virtual volume in
> the style of dmg's. Would like to ask the community what other
> options about encrypting files on gnu are available. I know about
> truecrypt but it seems it has been discontinued. Thanks for little
> help!.

Hi, you can use LUKS to create an encrypted partition for your USB/SD, for
more info look the man page, on GNU/Linux use 'man cryptsetup'.
Also if you want to encrypt a folder or a file you can use gpg and
symmetrically encrypt it.

SuperTramp83

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Iscritto: 10/31/2014

Take care of your skeletons OP, install tomb now :)
https://www.dyne.org/software/tomb/

Another method is AES-256 symmetric encryption with gpg, as pointed out by mate libremind.

cheers

panoramix
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Iscritto: 05/05/2017

Thanks a lot! tomb works fine, I ll try gpg. Regards!