OT, but that’s a signature and doesn’t imply that the content has been encrypted. I suggest you ask your friend about it.
K. > On Apr 22, 2021, at 8:35 PM, Braden Speer <xin...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > I had a friend make me backups of some pretty important information, and for > some reason I can't get my head around it... > It seems there was a passphrase associated with the files which I recall, but > honestly the format I'm not certain how to access, mind you this is a > question to OpenBSD because it is known for it's particular interest in > cryptography, yet the files are somehow attributed to Windows XP - just to > put it out there, I have no idea what to do... here's a screenshot about a > file and it's attributes, hopefully someone can help me out. > > In the main properties window it says this, > > Name of Signer: > Microsoft Windows Component Publisher > > Digest Algorithm: > sha1 > > Then this slew of information, in the attached image... > > I just need directions unto how to decrypt the information, and a program, or > OpenBSD commands, which I might need to do so. > > Thank you so much, > -Braden. > > <set_crypt.jpg>
