Did gpg read "ctrl+d" on Termux?

https://piefed.blahaj.zone/c/techsupport/p/721909/did-gpg-read-ctrl-d-on-termux

Even though #AGE beat #GPG in my recent benchmarks, it came close once I disabled the compression that's on by default both via the terminal, and if you just right click a file and click "Encrypt". Kinda makes me think that the "nautilus-seahorse" extension for Gnome/Nautilus should provide a checkbox in the dialog to enable/disable compression. Right now all it asks is whether you want to use a password or PGP recipient, and whether you want to digitally sign the output file.

#Security

Title: P2: Emacs allow easely encrypt end decrypt ".gpg" files [2024-12-04 Wed]

if [ (tty) = "/dev/tty2" ] then # to disable tty2
stty -echo -icanon
while true do read -t 0 done
fi
export GPG_TTY=/dev/tty2
gpg-agent 2> /dev/null

Now you need to switch to TTY with Ctrl+Alt+F2 to enter
password.

If this is too complicated, you can always enter
password directly in Emacs:
(setopt epa-pinentry-mode 'loopback)
蠡 #dailyreport #emacs #security #gpg #gnupg #pgp #passwords #x11 #linux

Title: P1: Emacs allow easely encrypt end decrypt ".gpg" files [2024-12-04 Wed]

It is impossible actually but at least we can encrypt
file/files with all passwords and enter one password
outside of X. That is how most keystorages works.

For that, we need:
~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf: pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-tty
/etc/inittab: c2:2345:respawn:/sbin/agetty -a user 38400 tty2 linux

in .bashrc: #dailyreport #emacs #security #gpg #gnupg #pgp #passwords #x11 #linux

Title: P0: Emacs allow easely encrypt end decrypt ".gpg" files [2024-12-04 Wed]

#x11 #linux
with
"EasyPG" - GnuPG interface:
(require 'epa-file)
(setopt epa-pinentry-mode 'ask)
(epa-file-enable)

I have encrypted my passwords with ability to enter
password outside of X11 window server. We all know that
X server is a one week point that hard to isolate. That
is why it's better to keep passwords outside of X. #x11 #linux #dailyreport #emacs #security #gpg #gnupg #pgp #passwords #x11 #linux

GPGWrap v1.1

http://github.com/h0ek/gpgwrap/releases/tag/1.1

I have fixed some issues and added new features. If you are using it, please update! If you're not using it yet, you should be!

I will soon upload it to PyPi and create a Flatpak or AppImage. Which would you prefer?

#gpg #pgp #gpgwrap #python

Was soll das denn? #Thunderbird importiert meinen #GPG Schlüssel und löscht einfach die Passphrase raus?

Ich möchte nicht das in meinem Posteingang Mails bereits automatisch geöffnet und entschlüsselt angezeigt werden.

Ich möchte bitte wie früher entschlüsseln drücken und Passphrase eingeben. Bitte, Danke!

Hier eine versteckte Konfig um beim importierten Schlüssel eine Passphrase rein editieren zu können:

mail.openpgp.passphrases.enabled

https://github.com/thunderbird/knowledgebase-issues/issues/43