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I would like to download some files from my server into my laptop, and the thing is that I want this communication to be as stealth and secure as it can be. So, far I came up using VPN, in that way I redirect the whole internet traffic of my laptop via my server. Additionally, I tried to send a file using ftp and observing Wireshark at the same time.
The communication seems to be encrypted, however I would like also to encrypt the file itself (as a 2nd step security or something like that). My server is a RasPi running Raspbian. My laptop is Macbook Air. I want firstly to encrypt a file in my Ras Pi and secondly download it. How can I do that? You can use openssl to encrypt and decrypt using key based symmetric ciphers.
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