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So you want your bash history safer than your private ssh keys? Like at userspace, there's very little point in protecting anything. Just lock your computer whe
by lemevi 11y ago
So you want your bash history safer than your private ssh keys? Like at userspace, there's very little point in protecting anything. Just lock your computer when you walk away from it.
- fit2rule 11y agoI want my bash history encrypted so that it can't be read by anyone who might gain access to my machine.