Protip: If you need to encrypt a document to someone that does not have a PGP public key, you can get by with only yours.

Tell them do:
```
curl https://your-site/yourkey.asc | gpg --import
openssl rand -out password.txt -hex 20
gpg -ear YOURKEYID password.txt
```
They then send you the encrypted password file: `password.txt.asc`

Now you encrypt using the passphrase:
```
gpg -d password.txt.asc
cat password.txt
gpg -c secret.txt
```

Send them `secret.txt.asc`

They have the password already!

@lrvick That's cool and all, but last time I had to send someone sensitive info, they didn't even know how to open a .txt file... 😅

@Wurst_Imperium Sounds like someone that has no business handling sensitive info on a computer.

Hand people like that actual paper with a contract that forbids digitizing it if possible.