pnd
v1.1.2
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A file encrypter/decrypter for paranoid people
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Paranoid
This is a package I created for my safely store sensitive data files by encrypting them using a password based algorithm.
Installation
$ npm install pnd -g
Usage
Just running pnd
will display the available commands and this will always be more up to date than any README file.
To lock a file with a password, run pnd lock <filename>
. You will be requested to enter a password, and a file with the same name, but with a .lock
extension will be created.
To unlock a .lock
file, simply run pnd unlock <lockedfile>
. Again, you will be requested to enter a password to unlock the file. It will create a file without the .lock
extension and with the decrypted content.
To both commands, you can pass a -p <password>
option. If you provide this option, you will not be prompted for a password, and the commands will run without requesting user interaction.
Final Considerations
This is a tool I created for my own personal use. If by chance you might try it, do it at your own risk. The only reason I wrote this documentation is because of my bad memory.
This being said, if you try it, you can send me feedback at [email protected].