Encrypted files in Windows with GPG and Kleopatra

In this video we show how to encrypt and sign files using GPG and Kleopatra on Windows computers. File encryption makes files accessible only by those who have both the private key and the password. This is useful for storing files securely on your computer, external hard drive or cloud services. Data signing is a process that uses your generated keys to "sign" data. If the data changes, the signature is no longer valid. Additionally, when you sign data with your key, the key's information (like the user) as well as the date and time are part of the signature. This is useful to allow people to confirm whether the signed data is truly from you or not.

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