Ok so im a little new to this, but i need to encrypt a few files on my flash drive and my computer. Is there an easy tool for Linux that will encrypt them so that it just asks for a password on both Windows and any Linux distribution?
Thanks!
Linux/Windows file Encryption
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schnob
Linux/Windows file Encryption
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marli
Re: Linux/Windows file Encryption
try 7zip on windows should extract zip(and most other) files made in linux.
there is a 7zip version for linux but the standard archiver should be ok.(im bnot sure what encryption it supports though?)
http://www.7-zip.org/
there is a 7zip version for linux but the standard archiver should be ok.(im bnot sure what encryption it supports though?)
http://www.7-zip.org/
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Culchy
Re: Linux/Windows file Encryption
You might want to try TrueCrypt, available for Windows and Linux and will work cross-platform.