On 04/23/2017 04:13 PM, R0b0t1 wrote: > On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 5:42 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: >> I'm looking for a solution to encrypt and attachment to Windows users. >> gpg does not support "sda" Self Decrypting Archives. >> >> Occasionally I have to send an attachment via email and would prefer if >> the file was encrypted. Asking Windows users to use PGP is almost >> impossible. >> Sending them txt.exe and asking the to run it will not go well. >> >> -- >> Thelma >> > 7zip can create AES256 encrypted archives, and the majority of Windows > "power users" will have it installed already. > > Unfortunately if you want asymmetric encryption there is not much else > besides GnuPG. Gpg4Win offers a GUI and might be more friendly. There > is also the Enigmail plugin for Mozilla Thunderbird. > > As strange as this might sound, you should also consider telling your > recipient to install Cygwin and GnuPG, as often times (at least in my > experience) the main problem with using GPG on Windows is buggy > wrapper layers. If it is used directly there are next to no issues. > Should your recipients be at all inclined the necessary commands can > be remembered easily and don't need much modification. > If they are Win10 users you also have them install the windows subsystem for linux, then you will have GNUPG already installed. The one thing you need to know is that the ~/ in bash is not the windows home directory. You will need to cd to /mnt/c/Users/<username>.
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