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How to Use the gpasswd Command on Linux

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How to Use the gpasswd Command on Linux

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It depends on what kind of encryption it is but still giving someone your passwords isn’t a good idea. They can always decrypt everything. Forward secrecy is almost never guaranteed.
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  What is your threatmodel?
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    Nice try FBI

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