On 12/16/13, Iker Bilbao <iker.bil...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am looking for a en/de-crypting folder solution. I need to crypt a > folder and de-crypt only for a session. I mean: when a user manually > decrypts that folder it must remain crypted for other sessions of the > same user (same login through SSH, for example) and any other users.
Sounds like that is something that would be not off the shelf. tcplay will do like truecrypt does on Windows and Linux (fully truecrypt compatible), but I think command line only, which sounds adequate. But if you mount a crypt (making it available to that user/unencrypted), then ordinarily all sessions of that user would have the crypt available. > I have not yet simulated this scenario but I really appreciate > collaboration. I want to match theory with real-world (ups, virtualized > machine) results. Sure. What's the theory where what you are asking actually makes sense/ is useful? I'm not grokking how what you ask is useful. > Furthermore, I will appreciate any ideas about PGP vs SSL vs AES > encryption. My favourite is OpenSSL with AES-256. Any recommendation? Please do tell us why you like OpenSSL as your preference? What size folders would you be encrypting with this library? > Security issues are much more important than performance. What is the security purpose for decrypting a folder on only one login of a user? Some clarity might help us help you. Thanks Zenaan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CAOsGNSSyP+fw3miA0f-=xphbgariktakl8vzftc0xojcerk...@mail.gmail.com
