To facilitate decryption, open the Paranoia Text Encryption Online tool (via the web browser on your device, including smartphones) and paste in the text that appears below. Use the password - kQgWbQhc58wc - and send it to "mguhlin@tcea.org" via email. Obviously, this password would not be shared on a web page for anyone to access. It is shared here for demonstration purposes.
==Begin Encrypted Text Below (only copy encrypted content, not anything with == in front of it)
fIqoBFlGIJibGhbYnHhdKkrpjQs2a]DKvDuxGOIEosjfgk)bHvqKB693PuPdSGCbtT9rS]KB3PFNo0MVKm95B)yF06rj)]KrLJnPfpogU1yIT]DgCzbsw8PlqxSZ]ndqcefwocfLOX9)q3tDSWtNg9WPw85yMyI47H6t8y1)LESw3P3roKKx3)3QscDPifOOTPhwOzmMkvl5ZgzvkzIbX8gQrcXrXJR2O9r5axA63]L6Ja9L6UeVt1Q810oZlDkLD2RIu0RS6ilV8aIR)TIrs66MxYYOqgh2HQ1UgSuI33EMuV8jGENDYxjxGA)5K]g6YJekzBGr5iWGYymUTP)UQvRIU2TSfmkIYzpAIozEMcBsrZ9KBzfchP1LdkB7oOH6ZSnFIrDskFwgx31AjCGeOEjy8bhkvF9gx2UkCDr28rMfR6DIPUGX7vjZY5fuDR])blioTUqE1I66ltMkJ9lMHTjntNQhu1rED232iV727yBPuNHJWu1qfNDgQLNsxngWIuxu7Y2Wt3jH1ql3IpePG3w1sjicGwmfzsj]1lW)1MoXzkFuLI8fC5556Q8FSG6R44XS)Sy5z5Xq412u6XPPU4M3HanQrIb1SGGTcjf1QDStWTREzQQKeT9G5blz499O8YxWqq9Q4Q1poQYFqDXYBPZjV9i93AiP9W4JStyShTU)ezjqBWpQmEy4UVCPD7yR]QLBcSUZT7OshQ)Ow6lxZm)lU6A!
==End Encrypted Text Below (only copy encrypted content above)
To encrypt text, type your own message in the Paranoia Text Encryption Online tool and then send the encrypted text to "mguhlin@tcea.org" with subject line of "Encrypted Text." Use the password - T5ecaJiMepSU - to encrypt. Or, if you prefer, use a different password.
You can easily encrypt emails in Google Suites using a tool like SecureGmail. Here are a few more alternatives:
Make sure to shred/wipe the ORIGINAL decrypted files/folder(s) when "at rest." Of course, first check that your decryption password works.
Dragging items to the Trash/Recycle Bin is insufficient since they can be recovered using a free tool like Recuva on Windows or your hard drive accessed on a GNU/Linux system then files recovered.
Gpg4win is the official GnuPG distribution for Windows and provides the high cryptographic standards of the GNU Privacy Guard. GnuPG follows the recommendations regarding algorithms and key length of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
To create OpenPGP and X.509 certificates Gpg4win uses a key length of 2048bit by default. The default algorithm for signing and encrypting is RSA.
A step-by-step installation guide is provided as part of the Gpg4win Compendium.
Open PGP (free), also known as GPG, is a popular encryption standard that protects the privacy and integrity of sensitive files. Open PGP implements asymmetric (public key) cryptography to provide strong security and repudiation of files. GoAnywhere MFT provides robust support for PGP, allowing you to:
Open PGP software is used by banks, financial institutions, healthcare organizations and other highly regulated industries to protect their most sensitive files. (Source)