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Age is a public-key encryption system, similar in certain concepts to GnuPG (GPG)[1], but simpler because it isn't focused on building a web of trust.
=> Homepage: https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
Conveniently, Age can use not just its own keypairs, but also a person's SSH keypairs for encryption and decryption. This is nice because many systems already have authenticated SSH keypairs for each other.
=> 2: /signify/
Signify is a toool to create and verify signatures on files.
GnuPG (also known by its command name, gpg) is a tool primarily for public key Encryption[4] and cryptographic authentication.
=> 5: /encrypting-filespooler-jobs-with-age/
Like the process described in Encrypting Filespooler Jobs with GPG[6], Filespooler[7] can handle packets Encrypted[8] with Age (Encryption)[9]. Age may be easier than GnuPG in a number of cases, particularly because it can use a person's existing SSH keypairs for encryption.
=> 6: /encrypting-filespooler-jobs-with-gpg/ | 7: /filespooler/ | 8: /encrypted/ | 9: /age-encryption/
Anything that uses encryption to keep content away from spying eyes.
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