My method: I create an ISO filesystem in a file. Mount it, and copy my files I want to archive into it. I then unmount it and use gpg to encrypt the file with a passcode. Store one copy on a flash drive, another in another location, and a copy on S3.
I keep saved MFA tokens, password databases, copies of all my important documents, etc in the filesystem.
I don’t really care about the potential for someone to brute force it. With a decent pass code it’s impossible.
My method: I create an ISO filesystem in a file. Mount it, and copy my files I want to archive into it. I then unmount it and use gpg to encrypt the file with a passcode. Store one copy on a flash drive, another in another location, and a copy on S3.
I keep saved MFA tokens, password databases, copies of all my important documents, etc in the filesystem.
I don’t really care about the potential for someone to brute force it. With a decent pass code it’s impossible.