kevin.kempter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Any suggestions on how to encrypt a local file or any suggested tools to help
> me manage these passwords so I can view 'em when I need to access the various
> database hosts across the network but disallow any snooping eyes if someone
> were to ever get onto my laptop?
It'd be a bit tedious, but you could probably use GPG for this purpose.
However, since your GPG key pair would likely be on the same drive, you should
instead use something like a symmetric AES256 cipher instead of using its PKI
utilities (`gpg --cipher-algo AES256 --symmetric ...`).
Many editors have GPG plugins or functionality to transparently decrypt a
file on opening and re-encrypt it on closing (Vim, for sure).
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