encryption

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by Gzuuus

April 22 2026
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Private communications over public infrastructure

Today I want to write down some thoughts on what it really means to have private communications over public infrastructure, and whether such a thing is even possible at all.

by Alien Investor

April 18 2026
Illustration for The Digital Bunker: Command Line Comfort

The Digital Bunker: Command Line Comfort

Security must be usable. Typing file paths is tedious and prone to error. This guide shows you how to use aliases to integrate your encryption scripts directly into your terminal workflow on both Linux and GrapheneOS (via Termux).

by Alien Investor

April 18 2026
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The Mobile Bunker: Encryption on GrapheneOS (Termux Edition)

Sovereignty shouldn't stop at your desktop. In this second part of the Digital Bunker series, we build a mobile encryption workflow using GrapheneOS and Termux. These scripts allow you to securely encrypt and decrypt sensitive archives on your phone, fully compatible with your Linux desktop setup.

by Alien Investor

April 18 2026
Illustration for The Digital Bunker: Scripting Sovereignty

The Digital Bunker: Scripting Sovereignty

True privacy relies on transparency, not secret apps. This guide provides two audit-proof Bash scripts to encrypt and decrypt sensitive folders using standard GPG and AES256. No cloud, no subscription, just pure math and Linux.