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"ENCRYPTRSA" or "ERSA" - Encrypt file(s) using public key
"ENCRYPTRSA" or "ERSA" - Encrypt file(s) using public key
Encrypt files using
public key file instead of password.
Syntax
ENCRYPTRSA[=publickeyfile.ext]
or
ERSA[=publickeyfile.ext]
Possible
Additional Switches
-ADDKEYHASH
to add information
(hash) of used public key. When the hash information is present in the encrypted
file, it is possible to check the encrypted file against any public key file to determine what public key file was used for encryption (please use command
CHECKPUBKEYRSA for this purpose)
Examples:
a) encrypt all *.doc
files in current folder using public key file of your friend John
Doe.
AEPCMD
encryptrsa="c:\rsakeys\john_doe_public_1024bit.aepkey" *.doc
Note:
only owner of
john_doe_private_1024bit.aepkey
file will be able to
decrypt these *.doc files.
b) encrypt all JPG files
in 'c:\my pictures' folder and all its subfolders. And then delete all original
not-encrypted files
AEPCMD
ersa="c:\rsakeys\john_doe_public_1024bit.aepkey" -destiny=d -r "c:\my
pictures\*.jpg"
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