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by bwackwat 3414 days ago
I agree that using the command line for this type of problem is going to be problematic.

I also see clearly how hashing the encrypted data before "storing it at this 3rd party" would allow you to verify CBC block modifications.

I guess I don't understand GPG well enough to see how it solves this problem better than AES CBC 256. Could you perchance provide a link? Or explain how GPG would take care of this?