I have been a fan of https://github.com/FiloSottile/age for a while now, but one thing that has always bothered me about encryption tools is how they don't offer a way to secure a whole directory which, IMO, is a much more common use-case.
I decided to spend a couple hours tackling the problem myself and came up with agevault.
It's a directory encryption tool using age file encryption. It locks/unlocks a vault (directory) with a passphrase-protected identity file and like age, it features no config options, allowing for a straightforward secure flow.
I'll answer any questions regarding it. As always, use it at your own risk.
0xndavd|1 year ago
I decided to spend a couple hours tackling the problem myself and came up with agevault.
It's a directory encryption tool using age file encryption. It locks/unlocks a vault (directory) with a passphrase-protected identity file and like age, it features no config options, allowing for a straightforward secure flow.
I'll answer any questions regarding it. As always, use it at your own risk.
davidcollantes|1 year ago
What would the risk of using it be? Will it be inherited from age itself, or something else?