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14 Cards in this Set
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Making gpg pair key |
gpg --full-generate-key gpg --gen-key |
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Show private keys |
gpg -K |
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Show public keys Show private keys |
gpg -k gpg -K |
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encrypting file |
gpg -e -o [encryptedf file name].gpg -r [recipient's email] [the file that we want to encrypt] |
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edit keys |
gpg --edit-key [recipient's email] |
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adding public key via serverkey |
gpg --auto-key-locate [wkd server] --locate-keys [recipient's email] gpg --recv-keys --keyserver [key server] [key id] |
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decrypting a file |
gpg -d -o [output file's name ] [ecrypted file] |
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verifying file |
gpg --verify [signiture file] [signed file] |
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verify a gpg signature matches a specefic public key file |
gpg --no-default-keyring --keyring [/path/to/pubkey.gpg] --verify [/path/to/file.txt.gpg] |
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Uploading the key to Ubuntu keyserver
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gpg --send-keys --keyserver [keyserver] [key-id]
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set ASCII-armored signature |
gpg --clearsign [sign file] |
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How upload pub key in keyserver |
gpg --send-keys --keyserver [keyserver] [key id] |
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show public key |
gpg --export --armor {finger print} |
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Symmetric encryption and decryption |
gpg -c {file} gpg -d {file.gpg} |
