First create a key:<\/p>\n
For generation I use the default of RSA and RSA, and I use 4096 bits, and i usually let the keys live for 1y.<\/p>\n Create a Revocation Certificate so you can Revoke you key on a keyserver<\/p>\n Create your ASCII public key so other people can encrypt to you.<\/p>\n To encrypt you need to add your self as a recipiant.<\/p>\n To decrypt a file.<\/p>\n If you want to add a user to your keyring.<\/p>\n First create a key: gpg –gen-key For generation I use the default of RSA and RSA, and I use 4096 bits, and i usually let the keys live for 1y. Create a Revocation Certificate so you can Revoke you key on a keyserver gpg –gen-revoke –armor –output=GPGRevocationCertificate.asc your@email.address Create your ASCII public key so other<\/p>\ngpg --gen-key<\/code><\/p>\ngpg --gen-revoke --armor --output=GPGRevocationCertificate.asc your@email.address<\/code><\/p>\ngpg --armor --output pubkey.txt --export 'Your Name'<\/code>
\nPost it to a key server
\ngpg --send-keys 'Your Name' --keyserver http:\/\/pgp..mit.edu<\/code><\/p>\ngpg --encrypt --recipient 'Your Name' secret.txt<\/code><\/p>\ngpg --output secret.txt --decrypt secret.txt.gpg<\/code><\/p>\ngpg --import key.asc<\/code><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"