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3-PPM - varitant on 3-FPM : rcsources | Torhoo darknet markets

Want to know about 3-CPM.

Is a variant on 3-FPM. No details available, apparently listed as chorinephenmetraizine. Under my understanding, should be listed as chlorophenmetrazine.

/u/SnuffleupagusScrotum

3 points

2 days ago

FWIW you can do this with the gpg CLI tool by just typing "-r [recipient]" multiple times. for example if the message you're encrypting is in a file called "message.txt", you would type this command in the terminal:

cat message.txt | gpg -ea -r recipient1 -r recipient2

/u/snowbunni 📢 P

1 points

2 days ago

Thank you so much for the help! <3

/u/SnuffleupagusScrotum

1 points

2 days ago

for anyone unfamiliar, you open the terminal in tails by going to Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal

/u/Ratchet_Man

1 points

2 days ago

As mentioned in another reply - using Kleopatra just select multiple recipients in the recipients tab. Same on the PGP Tool app. You may want to use one of these apps.

/u/snowbunni 📢 P

1 points

2 days ago

Thank you for your help! <3

/u/pgpfreak P

4 points

2 days ago

Never used GPA. Found this online. Hope it will be useful :)

You can select multiple recipients by holding down CTRL and selecting multiple keys

/u/snowbunni 📢 P

1 points

2 days ago

OMG too funny. I was losing my mind. xD

Thank you for your intelligence <3

/u/BunniSupport DrugHub Vendor

1 points

2 days ago*

This was me the other day when importing my new and old keys into the same program. Spent hours messing with it myself when someone had the simplest workaround as Kleopatra didn't support my old key to verify my new key haha.

/u/HorkyPorky

1 points

2 days ago

The solutions are so often frustratingly simple. Nothing worse than messing around trying to learn programs, at least for those like myself who are not too computer savvy xD

/u/BunniSupport DrugHub Vendor

1 points

2 days ago

Yeah, it was an old 2048 key. Kleopatra doesn't support 2048, but you can encrypt your private key using Kleopatra, save the file, then import the new file created by Kleopatra into Kleopatra.

Yeah, swapping programs isn't always fun, but it's a great way to stay on top of your OpSec. Always something new to learn! :)

It is always the simplest solution xD

But yeah... I was trying workarounds myself until I stumbled upon the easiest solution, haha.

/u/snowbunni 📢 P

1 points

2 days ago

We're learning more as we go! :D

/u/BunniSupport DrugHub Vendor

1 points

2 days ago

Hold down Ctrl xD

/u/MrBacon420 P

2 points

2 days ago

Just tested this, and yes it works.