Projects

GPG-Crypter

GPG-Crypter is a graphical front-end to GnuPG(GPG) using the GTK3 toolkit and GPGME library. It has been developed to provide an easy access to GPG encryption and decryption. It supports encryption and decryption of text entered into the program's input fields. It also supports file encryption and decryption.

mod-openpgp

mod_openpgp is an Apache 2.x module that enhances web-sites to suport OpenPGP-signed requests, OpenPGP-encrypted requests and OpenPGP-based Session Initiation. Along with Enigform, its client-side Mozilla Firefox Plugin developed by the same author (Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman ), they ... [More] provide a Web-of-Trust oriented alternative to the Hierarchy-based HTTPS. However, OpenPGP-based Secure Session Initiation is fully compatible with HTTPS. The whole protocol will be published as a Draft once enough community feedback, bug-fixing and features implementation have been obtained. [Less]

GPGTools Installer

GPGTools Installer is an open source installer for Apple OS X. It installs all related OpenPGP applications, plugins and dependencies. Main Features * Integrated MacGPG2. * Integrated GPGMail. * Integrated GPG Keychain Access. * Integrated GPGServices. * The application is 64-bit and Snow Leopard ready.

Ruby-GPGME

Ruby-GPGME is a ruby interface to GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME).

OpenPGP.rb

OpenPGP.rb is a pure-Ruby implementation of the OpenPGP Message Format (RFC 4880).

MacGPG2

GnuPG (Privacy Guard) security encryption framework. MacGPG2 is the Mac OS X port of GnuPG. The aims of the project are to make GnuPG easy to install, provide a native MacOSX pinentry utility and interact with existing GnuPG tools.

django-email-extras

Introductiondjango-email-extras provides the ability to send PGP encrypted and multipart emails using the Django templating system. These features can be used together or separately. When configured to send PGP encrypted email, the ability for Admin users to manage PGP keys is also provided. ... [More] Dependenciespython-gnupg is required for sending PGP encrypted email. InstallationSimply checkout from SVN and drop the email_extras package into your project's apps or site-packages directory and add email_extras to your INSTALLED_APPS. How It WorksThere are two functions for sending email in the email_extras.utils module: send_mail send_mail_template The former mimics the signature of django.core.mail.send_mail while the latter provides the ability to send multipart emails using the Django templating system. If configured correctly, both these functions will PGP encrypt emails as described below. Sending PGP encrypted email PGP explanation Using python-gnupg, two models are defined in email_extras.models - Key and Address which represent a PGP key and an email address for a successfully import key. These models exist purely for the sake of importing keys and removing keys for a particular address via the Django Admin. When adding a key, the key is imported into the key ring on the server and the instance of the Key model is not saved. The email address for the key is also extracted and saved as an Address instance. The Address model is then used when sending email to check for an existing key to determine whether an email should be encrypted. When an Address is deleted via the Django Admin, the key is removed from the key ring on the server. Sending multipart email with the Django templating system As mentioned above, the following function is provided in the email_extras.utils module: send_mail_template(subject, template, addr_from, addr_to, fail_silently=False, attachments=None, context=None) The arguments that differ from django.core.mail.send_mail are template and context. The template argument is simply the name of the template to be used for rendering the email contents. A template consists of both a HTML file and a TXT file each responsible for their respective versions of the email and should be stored in the email_extras directory where your templates are stored, therefore if the name contact_form was given for the template argument, the two template files for the email would be: templates/email_extras/contact_form.html templates/email_extras/contact_form.txt The context argument is simply a dictionary that is used to populate the email templates, much like a normal request context would be used for a regular Django template. ConfigurationThere are two settings you can configure in your project's settings module: EMAIL_EXTRAS_USE_GNUPG - Boolean that controls whether the PGP encryption features are used. Defaults to True if EMAIL_EXTRAS_GNUPG_HOME is specified, otherwise False. EMAIL_EXTRAS_GNUPG_HOME - String representing a custom location for the GNUPG keyring. [Less]

GPGServices

The GPGServices service plugin adds to the global Services menu (in the Application menu) the facility to sign and verify plain text in any application that supports text services. The plugin also provides convenience facilities to import an ascii-armoured key from text in any application as well as ... [More] return your default key, in ascii armoured format, and the keys fingerprint. Signing and pasting your key or fingerprint require the host application to support pasting of text (so you will not be able to sign text highlighted in a pdf file in Preview, for instance). Verifying a signature and importing a key only require that you can highlight the text. [Less]

GPGPreferences

The GPGPreferences pane allows you to fix broken GPG and GPGMail installations (e.g. after an OS X update).

webpg-chrome

WebPG for Chrome provides GnuPG related Public/Private Key operations and management in Google Chrome/Chromium