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...Built on top of a forked version of the Go crypto library, gopenpgp supports current OpenPGP RFC standards and includes examples for working with password-based encryption and PGP keys, as well as detached and inline signatures. Because it’s designed for broad use, the library also targets go-mobile compatibility, meaning it can support mobile app use cases alongside server and desktop tooling.

This project aims to provide an Open Source OpenPGP library in JavaScript so it can be used on virtually every device. Instead of other implementations that are aimed at using native code, OpenPGP.js is meant to bypass this requirement (i.e. people will not have to install gpg on their machines in order to use the library). The idea is to implement all the needed OpenPGP functionality in a JavaScript library that can be reused in other projects that provide browser extensions or server...

The SignServer is an application for server side signatures called by other systems. It is flexible and can be customized to specific needs. The SignServer have a ready to use TimeStamp server and signers for PDF, XML, ODF, PGP, OOXML and MRTD (ePassport DS).

APCZ is a Linux BASH script that uses SSH to log into a server and parse information from apcupsd software running on it. It presents the most useful information in a graphical window with zenity. This project page is for the bundled releases, such as the Debian installer and the source archive. If you'd like to read the source code without downloading anything, or see changes that have happened since the last bundled release here, you can also find this project on my Gitlab at: https://gitlab.com/gerowen/apcz I sign some of my release files with my personal PGP key. ...

...The idea was to move cryptographic operations entirely to the user’s machine—key generation, encryption, and signature—so messages remain unreadable to intermediaries. It packaged a JavaScript crypto library, UI elements, and a browser extension workflow that could integrate with webmail-style UIs without server changes. The codebase emphasized careful key handling, usability experiments around key discovery and verification, and mitigations against common web threats like XSS. While the project ultimately transitioned into successor efforts, it helped push discussions about practical E2EE in mainstream web apps and the ergonomics of PGP-style workflows. ...

This repsitory holds the source for a SKS PGP Key Server website similer to keyserver.mattrude.com. This is only the HTML source code for the supporting documentation site for the PGP server, not the PGP Keyserver software used on the server. If you are building your own sks-keyserver, and would like to display a nice frontend for it, please look at the pgpkeyserver-lite project for a simple frontend site.

YAM (short for Yet Another Mailer) is a commonly used MIME-compliant Internet mailer written for AmigaOS computers. It supports POP3, SMTP, TLSv1/SSLv3, multiple users, PGP, hierarchical folders, filters, a configurable GUI, an ARexx interface and more...

SEFT is an appliance based (physical or virtual) secure enterprise file transfer system. It is able to send and receive files in an ad-hoc fashion or based on a schedule. SEFT supports many communication protocols such as HTTPS, SFTP, FTPS, SOAP, etc

The aim of this small program is to parse your address book (Evolution address book or VCard file for the moment) and check if some of your contacts have uploaded a PGP public key on a key server.

GPGrelay is a small email-relaying server that uses GnuPG (the GNU Privacy Guard) to sign/encrypt (SMTP-Relay) or verify/decrypt (POP3-/IMAP-Relay) emails. This enables many email-clients to send and receive emails that are PGP-MIME conform.

Scalable finger daemon type server for public display of user speciffied files. Ie: pgp keys, contact information. Users edit their data file (supplied as ASCII text file) and the finger daemon display's it on public request. May be used as banner server.

This project develops an application to provide PGP functionality (encrypting, decrypting, and verifying text and data using asymmetric keys as well as managing these keys) on devices supporting PersonalJava (eg. mobile phones like the SonyEricsson P800)

An IRC-like chat client and server using PGP signed and encrypted messages for maximum privacy.

A perl server that accepts plain text mails for users and sends them out encrypted. Could be used in a company so that your accountant can be in contact with the salerperson in a secure way, without you needing to tell the accountant everything about PGP

A collection of server-side perl scripts which process input data to generate embroidery files (.exp). In principle, any kind of input data could be handled. The initial scripts are optimized to create visual patterns out of individual pgp keys.