Cryptography "There will be no more passwords in the next 24 months" - Frank Abagnale (Catch Me If You Can) talks about Trusona

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"There will be no more passwords in the next 24 months" - Frank Abagnale (Catch Me If You Can) talks about Trusona Posted: 27 Nov 2017 07:06 PM PST submitted by /u/8483 [link] [comments]

What's the easiest secure way to encrypt a string with my own password that returns a human-readable string as output on Linux? Posted: 27 Nov 2017 12:44 PM PST I have a string that I want to encrypt securely and easily on Linux with my own long password in order to store the readable result in writing on paper. I'm basically looking for a step by step implementation of what Cryptocurrency Security Standard call "strong encryption" (https://cryptoconsortium.github.io/CCSS/Definitions/#strong-encryption). I'm finding it hard to find a reliable, easy to use implementation. A Linux solution is highly preferred, and hopefully with a GUI rather than only CLI. It's intended to be used by a non-coder. The ideal solution would take as inputs: 12 words (or better, any string) a long password of my own making and would return encrypted either: another set of 12 or more words, or, more generally any human-readable string to be written on paper. Is there such a thing? If there is, how do I (learn to) use it? submitted by /u/peter-says-so [link] [comments]

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