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GPG keys are very similar to SSH keys, but notably different in that they force the use of a password, while SSH keys may be passwordless.
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GPG keys are very similar to SSH keys, but notably different in that they force the use of a password, while SSH keys may be passwordless.
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They also differ in that GPG keys aren't named, but rather are stored on a keyring.
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They also differ in that GPG keys aren't named, but rather are stored on a keyring.
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I will leave it for a future post or to someone else entirely to explain what a keyring is.
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I first installed [gnupg](https://gnupg.org/) and created a GPG key using `gpg --full-gen-key`.
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I first installed [gnupg](https://gnupg.org/) and created a GPG key using `gpg --full-gen-key`.
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I gave it my email address, set it to expire after a year and used otherwise default encrpytion options.
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I gave it my email address, set it to expire after a year and used otherwise default encrpytion options.
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