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How do I open a GPG file?
Open a terminal window.
Change to the ~/Documents directory with the command CD ~/Documents.
Encrypt the file with the command GPG -c important. Docx.
Enter a unique password for the file and hit Enter.
Verify the newly typed password by typing it again and hitting Enter.
How do you GPG?
Select (1) RSA and RSA (default) for the type of key.
Enter 4096 for the key size.
Specify the duration the key should be valid in days, weeks, months, or years.
Enter a name, email address, and comment to associate with the key pair.
Provide a passphrase.
How do I use GPG?
Select (1) RSA and RSA (default) for the type of key.
Enter 4096 for the key size.
Specify the duration the key should be valid in days, weeks, months, or years.
Enter a name, email address, and comment to associate with the key pair.
Provide a passphrase.
How do I set up GPG?
Download and install the GPG command line tools for your operating system.
Open Terminal.
Generate a GPG key pair.
At the prompt, specify the kind of key you want, or press Enter to accept the default RSA and DSA.
Enter the desired key size.
Enter the length of time the key should be valid.
What is GPG command?
GPG -ESR Recipient File. Produces File.GPG, an encrypted and signed version of File, which can be decrypted and verified by Recipient. Echo Text | GPG -ear Recipient File. Produces an encrypted and signed version of Text which can be decrypted and verified by Recipient and prints the result to the terminal.
How do I decrypt a GPG file?
Open the file manager.
Navigate to the encrypted file.
Right-click the encrypted file.
Click Open with Decrypt File.
When prompted, give the new file a name and click Enter.
When prompted, enter the decryption password and click Enter.
What is GPG format?
A GPG file is a security key used to decrypt an encrypted file generated by GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG), a file encryption program. The secure format is based on the Open PGP standard defined by RFC2440, the same standard Pretty Good Privacy (. PGP) files use. NOTE: Unlike PGP software, GnuPG is a free program.
What GPG means?
Short for GNU Privacy Guard and also abbreviated as GnuPG, GPG is the GNU project's free software implementation of the Open PGP standard as defined by RFC4880.
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