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Recently I have started to use the Jasypt CLI tools. Before that, I have always had to use the tedious way with the Maven plugin just to do a simple encryption and decryption for any deployment update. This article is meant to complement the guides from the page Jasypt: Java simplified encryption. Table of contents Requirements Java JRE Terminal, in this example is the Git Bash on Windows. Downloading the distribution zip file of Jasypt - from the link in the file README in the Jasypt's GitHub repo. Steps Check the path to the default $JAVA_HOME $ echo $JAVA_HOME C:Usersyour.username.jdkscorretto-17.0.12…