Decrypting OpenSSL encrypted files on Windows machines
From: Ed (newed_at_hotpop.com)
Date: 04/22/04
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Date: 21 Apr 2004 20:59:18 -0700
USB Flash-memory is great for moving files around. But not everyone
getting the flash device should be able to read all the files on it!
As a policy, I encrypt files via the commandline with:
% openssl bf -e -in file1.txt -out file-enc.bf
% openssl bf -d -in file-enc.bf -out file2.txt
Great for people with Linux boxes and OS X macs.
How can I easily decrypt these files on MS-Windows machine as I
travel?
I can happily use a different encryption / decryption routine if that
would make a difference.
Thanks.
Ed
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