Enigma Reloaded is an open-source, multi-protocol encryption tool that provides secure communication over various network protocols while increasing privacy and security. In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to install Enigma Reloaded on Fedora CoreOS Latest using the terminal.
Before you begin, make sure you have the following:
Git is a tool that allows you to manage and maintain different versions of files, code or documents. It is also the tool we will use to download the Enigma Reloaded software from Github. Run the following command to install Git on your computer:
sudo dnf install git
Once Git is installed on your computer, the next step is to clone the Enigma Reloaded repository from Github. This can be done by running the following command in the terminal:
git clone https://github.com/enigma-reloaded/enigma-reloaded.git
Enigma Reloaded has a few dependencies that need to be installed before the software can be used. Run the command below to install the dependencies:
sudo dnf install openssl-devel libsodium-devel
After installing the dependencies, navigate to the cloned Enigma Reloaded repository by running:
cd enigma-reloaded
The next step is to build Enigma Reloaded using the following command:
make
This will generate the enigma binary file that can be used to run Enigma Reloaded.
To run Enigma Reloaded, navigate to the directory where the enigma binary file is located by running:
cd build
Now you can launch Enigma by running the following command:
./enigma
This will start the Enigma Reloaded software, and you'll be able to start using it to securely communicate over various network protocols.
In this tutorial, we walked you through the steps to install Enigma Reloaded on Fedora CoreOS Latest. We demonstrated how to clone the Enigma Reloaded repository from Github, install its dependencies, build it from source, and run it on your computer. You can now take advantage of the many benefits of Enigma Reloaded, including secure communication over various network protocols, increased privacy, and enhanced security.
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