Private Key files can exist unencrypted or encrypted. But often they exist in the opposite format that you need them in ;). In this lesson we’ll look at the commands to add Encryption to a Private Key file, and the commands to remove Encryption from a Private Key file (i.e., Decrypt a Private Key file).
This lesson is a preview lesson from my OpenSSL Training Course:
OpenSSL Training
OpenSSL Training Course based on the OpenSSL Cheat Sheet from Practical Networking .net.
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The lessons in this course follow the sections of the OpenSSL Cheat Sheet, available for free at the link above (no registration required).
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