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How do you put a password on a PDF file in Ubuntu?
How to password-protect a PDF file on Ubuntu sudo apt-get pdftk. pdftk output user_pw pdftk input.pdf output output.pdf user_pw 1234.
How to create password protected folder in Linux?
How to Password-Protect Files and Folders on Linux Step 1: EncFS. ... Step 2: Create a folder for EncFS. Step 3: Set up EncFS. ... Step 4: Move files into the encrypted folder. Step 5: Unmount the encrypted folder. ... Step 6: Access your files.
How to protect PDF with password Linux?
Adding Password Protection to PDF Files on Linux Open a Terminal window on your Linux computer. Type in “sudo apt-get pdftk.” This will the command line pdftk tool onto your computer. Run the command “pdftk input. ... Your PDF will now be password-protected and saved as a new output file.
How do I password-protect a file in Linux?
How to Password-Protect Files on Linux Open the terminal. Use the cd command and ls command to navigate to the directory containing the file you want to password-protect. Once inside the directory, run the following command to encrypt your file: gpg -c filename.
Can you password protect a file in Linux?
Method 1: Encrypt a File Using GnuPG Here's how you can use it to encrypt a file : Open the terminal. Use the cd command and ls command to navigate to the directory containing the file you want to password-protect. Finally, when prompted for a passphrase, type in one that's strong and easy to remember.
How to create a password protected folder in Ubuntu?
Click the "Key" icon to display a context menu, and then select "New Encrypted Folder." ... Enter the name of the folder you want to password-protect, and then select the location where you want to create your folder. ... Enter a password two times for the secure folder you're creating.
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