safe-encryption

You can encrypt data for multiple recipients using the SAFE CLI, which supports multi-recipient encryption to securely share data. This allows you to encrypt a single message that multiple intended recipients can independently decrypt using their own keys.

Post-quantum cryptography uses algorithms resistant to quantum computer attacks. This encryption CLI supports post-quantum cryptography, allowing you to securely encrypt and decrypt data using algorithms designed to remain secure against quantum threats.

You can manage cryptographic keys across environments using flexible key management with export and import capabilities. The CLI supports cross-environment workflows, allowing you to safely export and import credentials between CLI and browser-based alternatives.

Yes, you can use SSH or GitHub keys for data encryption. The CLI supports SSH and GitHub key discovery, allowing you to discover existing keys and use them for secure encryption operations across diverse environments.

Best practices for command line encryption include explicit key handling and using absolute paths for keys. The CLI enforces safe export and import of credentials, removing manual and insecure handling of secrets to ensure robust security.

You decrypt messages encrypted with multi-recipient post-quantum encryption by using the SAFE CLI with your specific private key. The CLI allows you to decrypt secure messages intended for you, verifying end-to-end security across environments.