lockdown is a file encryption tool that takes, as input, a set of plaintext files and replaces them with encrypted counterpart files, typically with a file extension of (.lkd), and vice versa.
When a file is successfully encrypted, the plaintext file is deleted from the file system, leaving only the (.lkd) encrypted file remaining.
The same is true of the reverse, successfully decrypting a (.lkd) file will produce a plaintext counterpart and delete the encrypted file from the file system.
go get github.com/raz-varren/lockdown...
go install github.com/raz-varren/lockdown#list options
lockdown -h
#encrypt a file
lockdown -e /path/to/file.txt
#decrypt a file
lockdown -d /path/to/file.txt.lkd
#encrypt all files in a directory that don't have the (.lkd) extension
lockdown -e -r /path/to/directory
#decrypt all files in a directory that do have the (.lkd) extension
lockdown -d -r /path/to/directory
#encrypt file using different extension
lockdown -e -ext myext /path/to/file.txt
#decrypt directory of encrypted files with multiple possible extensions
lockdown -d -r -ext "myext,otherext,lkd" /path/to/directory