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How do this compare to @cperciva scrypt[1]? I've used scrypt before and love how simple it is. scrypt enc test.txt > test.scrypt Please enter passphrase:
by nodesocket 4y ago
How do this compare to @cperciva scrypt[1]? I've used scrypt before and love how simple it is.
scrypt enc test.txt > test.scrypt
Please enter passphrase:
Please confirm passphrase:
[1] https://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html https://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html
- woodruffw 4y agoscrypt is solely passphrase-based; age has "identities". Identities, in turn, can be the private half of an asymmetric keypair, a passphrase (which then uses scrypt under the hood), or a handful of "extension" types, like SSH keys (for the reference implementation). In other words: if you're using age with passphrases, it's very similar to scrypt's CLI. But you can also use it to encrypt to public recipients, similar to how you'd encrypt using someone's public GPG key.