How to Use File Encryption in Linux Encrypted Client - AnySecura Manual

This guide will show you how to protect your sensitive files using the encryption features of the AnySecura Linux Encrypted Client. You'll learn to easily encrypt files directly from the scanning tool's interface, providing a straightforward layer of security for your data.

We'll also explore how to manage these encrypted files and cover the command-line method for environments without a graphical interface, ensuring you can secure your information regardless of your system setup.

In the scanning tool, select one or more unencrypted files from the scan results, right-click, and choose "Encrypt" to encrypt them. By default, encrypted files are set to the Public Security Zone at Normal level, and their security attributes cannot be modified on Linux.

On Linux systems without a GUI, files can be encrypted using commands.

Linux Command Encryption Example

To encrypt a specific file type (e.g., txt) in a directory (e.g., /root/Desktop/test), enter the following command in the terminal:

LSDHelper_CUI -p /root/Desktop/test -t txt -E