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gateways, packet sniffers and
generator ID (Snort alerts)
Generic Security Services Application Programming Interface (GSSAPI)
Kerberos authentication on IMAP
Kerberos authentication on POP
gethostbyname function
GNU Emacs
[See Emacs]
Gnu Privacy Guard (GnuPG)
2nd
3rd
adding keys to keyring
backing up private key
decrypting files encrypted with
default secret key, designating for
direct support by ELMME+ mailer
encrypting backups
encrypting files for others
Enigmail (Mozilla), using for encryption support
Evolution mailer, using with
files encrypted with, editing with vim
key, adding to keyserver
keyring, using
keys, adding to keyring
Mailcrypt, using with
MH, integrating with
mutt mailer, using with
obtaining keys from keyserver
PGP keys, using
PinePGP, sending/receiving encrypted email
piping email through gpg command
piping show command through gpg command
printing your public key in ASCII
producing single encrypted files from all files in directory
public-key encryption
revoking a key
setting up for public-key encryption
sharing public keys
signed file, checking for alteration
signing and encrypting files (to be not human-readable)
signing text file
symmetric encryption
viewing keys on keyring
vim mail editor, composing encrypted email with
government agencies acting as CSIRTs
GPG
[See Gnu Privacy Guard]
grep command
-z (reading/writing data) and -Z (writing filenames)
2nd
extracting passwords by patterns
group permissions
changes since last Tripwire check
read/write for files
groups
granting privileges to with sudo command
logfile group configuration file
sharing files in
setgid bit on directory
setting umasks as group writable
grpid option (mount)
GSSAPI
[See Generic Security Services Application Programming Interface]
GUI (graphical user interface), observing network traffic via
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