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File Encryption with GPG and OpenSSL

This repository demonstrates symmetric file encryption and decryption using GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) and OpenSSL, based on practical exercises from the TryHackMe: Introduction to Cryptography learning room.

The aim of this project is to showcase practical skills in protecting sensitive files and understanding the foundation of symmetric key cryptography in cybersecurity.


πŸ”§ Tools Used

  • GPG (GNU Privacy Guard)
  • OpenSSL (Open Source SSL and TLS toolkit)
  • Bash Scripting

πŸ“‚ Directory Structure

  • gpg-encryption/ – File encryption and decryption using GPG
  • openssl-encryption/ – File encryption and decryption using OpenSSL
  • notes/ – Summary of knowledge from the TryHackMe room

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Symmetric File Encryption Project using GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) and OPENSSL Project in the TryHackMe Introduction to Cryptography Room Labs. I gained knowledge and skills on how to perform symmetric encryption using GPG and OPENSSL with AES in Linux Shell.

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