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| = GnuPG Wiki This is the official Wiki for [[http://gnupg.org|GnuPG]], the GNU Privacy Guard, and all related Free Software initiatives like [[http://gpg4win.org|Gpg4win]]. Their aim is to produce software solutions to * enable end-to-end security, **offering protection against being listened to by servers or transport systems**. * use openly researched crypto algorithms. * allow the implementations to be independently audited. The next big user experience boost for **email and file-transport security** would be the adoption of the [[https://g10code.com/steed.html|STEED]] concept. Help us to [[improveThis|improve]] this wiki! |
Official Wiki for [[http://gnupg.org|GnuPG]] and [[http://gpg4win.org|Gpg4win]]. Open for related Free Software initiatives. |
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== About this Wiki The aim of the initiatives for ~GnuPG and ~Gpg4win is to provide software solutions for everyone to * enable email and file end-to-end security, **offering protection against being listened to by servers or transport systems**. * use openly researched crypto algorithms. * allow the implementations to be independently audited. (Which is achieved by publishing them as [[https://fsfe.org/about/basics/freesoftware.en.html|Free Software]].) In 2015 a big challenge for a better user experience for **email and file-transport security** is certificate discovery and trust building. The [[https://g10code.com/steed.html|STEED]] concept proposes a solution. Help us to [[improveThis|improve]] this wiki! |
Official Wiki for GnuPG and Gpg4win. Open for related Free Software initiatives.
GnuPG for Users
- Documentation Overview
- LargeKeys: How many bits are enough?
- WebOfTrust: Understanding the web of trust
- GnomeKeyring: What to do when Gnome Keyring Hijacks your GPG Agent
- TroubleShooting: What to do when something doesn't work.
- PlatformNotes - what to be aware of when using or administrating GnuPG on different platforms.
- X.509 hints (needed for S/MIME and trusted root certs)
- SmartCard hints
- Wishlist Where to submit feature requests
- Applications using GnuPG
- MailClients/Screenshots
- LDAPKeyserver: How to configure OpenLDAP as a keyserver.
- Hints for use with NFS
GnuPG for Developers
- How to use GnuPG from your application.
- BuildingFromGIT
- Building GnuPG 2.1: GnuPG 2.1 is the latest GnuPG version but as with all 2.x versions it has several dependencies, which make building it a bit more difficult. Here are some notes.
- API checker: Upstream-Tracker.org checks ABI/API changes for some libraries like gpgme, libgpg-error, libgcrypt.
Note that the tools can't necessary decide whether something is an ABI or API change. The output should be used as a hint to look for whether there might be a problem. We are not aware of any broken API or ABI contracts for the listed libraries.
Other OpenPGP implementations/initiatives
Planning
About this Wiki
The aim of the initiatives for GnuPG and Gpg4win is to provide software solutions for everyone to
- enable email and file end-to-end security, offering protection against being listened to by servers or transport systems.
- use openly researched crypto algorithms.
- allow the implementations to be independently audited. (Which is achieved by publishing them as Free Software.)
In 2015 a big challenge for a better user experience for email and file-transport security is certificate discovery and trust building. The STEED concept proposes a solution.
Help us to improve this wiki!