thedod · December 11, 2015 02:25
diff --git a/fubase.sh b/fubase.sh
 #!/bin/sh
 # gpg to a keybase user or [unlike the keybase app] more than one
 # Note: only encrypts. Doesn't do the usual metadata dance keybase is famous for
 # **Example:** fubase.sh bob carol [< somefile]
 # !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uncomnent and change:
 # export ME=alice
 `(echo -n "gpg -u $ME@keybase.io -r $ME@keybase.io -eas " ; for r in $* ; do echo -n -r \""$r"\"\  ; done) | xargs` | xclip -sel clipboard

diff --git a/fustealth.sh b/fustealth.sh
 #!/bin/sh
 # gpg to one or more recipients as --hidden-recipient [instead of as -r]
 # This is recommended in situations where adversaries have access to ciphertext and recognize the recipient
 # (e.g. this was a public tweet for `@alice` with URL of ciphertext pastebin), but perhaps are not linking
 # between Alice and her public key [yet].
 # I'd never think this was a concern, but a friend said it sometimes was, so there ;)
 # NOTE: keybase client chokes on headerless gpg. Recipients should use "gpg classique"
 # [to retrieve your private gpg key from keybase, simply run `keybase login` once ;)]
 # **Example:** fustealth.sh bob@example.org carol@badexample.org [< somefile]
 # !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uncomnent and change:
 # export ME=alice@goodexample.com
 `(echo -n "gpg -u $ME -eas --hidden-recipient $ME " ; for r in $* ; do echo -n --hidden-recipient \""$r"\"\  ; done) | xargs` | xclip -sel clipboard
	#!/bin/sh
	# gpg to a keybase user or [unlike the keybase app] more than one
	# Note: only encrypts. Doesn't do the usual metadata dance keybase is famous for
	# Example: fubase.sh bob carol [< somefile]
	# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uncomnent and change:
	# export ME=alice
	`(echo -n "gpg -u $ME@keybase.io -r $ME@keybase.io -eas " ; for r in $* ; do echo -n -r \""$r"\"\ ; done) \| xargs` \| xclip -sel clipboard
	#!/bin/sh
	# gpg to one or more recipients as --hidden-recipient [instead of as -r]
	# This is recommended in situations where adversaries have access to ciphertext and recognize the recipient
	# (e.g. this was a public tweet for `@alice` with URL of ciphertext pastebin), but perhaps are not linking
	# between Alice and her public key [yet].
	# I'd never think this was a concern, but a friend said it sometimes was, so there ;)
	# NOTE: keybase client chokes on headerless gpg. Recipients should use "gpg classique"
	# [to retrieve your private gpg key from keybase, simply run `keybase login` once ;)]
	# Example: fustealth.sh bob@example.org carol@badexample.org [< somefile]
	# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uncomnent and change:
	# export ME=alice@goodexample.com
	`(echo -n "gpg -u $ME -eas --hidden-recipient $ME " ; for r in $* ; do echo -n --hidden-recipient \""$r"\"\ ; done) \| xargs` \| xclip -sel clipboard