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# secret
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# secret
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Keep your little secrets, publicly.
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Keep your little secrets.
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## Compatibility
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`secret` should work on a wide variety of architectures and POSIX systems.
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It was successfully tested on Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and MacOS.
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## Features
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## Features
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- Requires only one file `~/.secret` that you can share publicly without fear.
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- Requires only one file `~/.secret` that you can share publicly without fear.
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- No configuration. Get back your file and you're done.
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- No configuration. Get back your file and you're done.
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- Secret's name (hostname, mail, login, etc.) are also encrypted.
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- Secret names (usually hostname, mail, login, etc.) are also encrypted.
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- Secret agent only trusts subprocesses. Not all user processes! How nice is that?
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- A secret agent that only trusts subprocesses. Not all the processes of the same user!
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- Supports unstored secrets. Derived from a simple key and a passphrase.
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- Secret names completion (on bash only) once the agent is activated.
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- Supports unstored secrets. Derived from some simple keys and a passphrase.
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- Supports multiple passphrases. Not super user-friendly but nice to have.
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- Supports multiple passphrases. Not super user-friendly but nice to have.
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- Depends only on the [libhydrogen](https://libhydrogen.org/) library.
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- Depends only on the [libhydrogen](https://libhydrogen.org/) library.
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- Small, simple and non obfuscated C code. Well, I hope so :)
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- Small, simple and non obfuscated C code. Well, I hope so :)
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