To encrypt a file or directory use the following syntax (replace INT with the amount of resulting encrypted parts you wish to have) The command will t

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To encrypt a file or directory use the following syntax (replace INT with the amount of resulting encrypted parts you wish to have)

The command will than ask you interactively for a password to encrypt the masterlock file. Input the designated password and hit enter. The tool will than encrypt the in -data defined input and write the encrypted parts as well as the masterlock to the in -output defined directory.

To decrypt the data you use the following syntax (Important - the masterlock file needs to be in the same directory as the encrypted parts)

The command will than ask you interactively for the password to decrypt the masterlock. Input the password defined when encrypting and hit enter. The tool will than decrypt the in -data defined encrypted parts using the masterlock and write the decrypted data to the in -output defined directory.

At this point i want to repeat that this is an experimental fun project. I got no timeline or plans on when i will enhance this software. I probably gonne decide this based on if there is anyone interested and actually will be using it. So if you want me to further improve it - leave a star to let me know .)

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