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Command «crypto» is used to encrypt int data or file using base64 encoding. For security reasons, only files can be decrypted. Command has two syntaxes, for encrypting/decrypting files and encrypting input data. Here are these syntaxes.

File encrypting\decrypting

Syntax

cmdmgr.exe crypto --action=<encrypt|decrypt> --input="<input file>" --output="<output file>"

Parameters

Here command has such parameters:

• action – encrypt or decrypt using base64 action for specified files;

• input – path to input encrypted file, or file that needs to be encrypted;

• output – path to output decrypted, or encrypted file.

Examples

Encrypt Example

Here is encrypt action example of this command:

cmdmgr.exe crypto --action=encrypt --input="toencrypt.txt" --output="todecrypt.txt"

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Decrypt Example

And here is decrypt action example of this command:

cmdmgr.exe crypto --action=decrypt --input="todecrypt.txt" --output="decrypted.txt"

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Input data encrypting

Syntax

cmdmgr.exe crypto --action=encrypt --value="<value text>"

Parameters

Here command has such parameters:

• action – here only one possible action is encrypt, for security reasons;

• value – here can be any text that is needed to be encrypted using base64 encoding.

Example

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cmdmgr.exe crypto --action=encrypt --value="Helooooooooooo"

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