GnuPG 1.4.15 released

by austengary • 13 years ago

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lelf• 13 years ago

InTheSwiss2• 13 years ago

I know GnuPG-2 is preferred over GnuPG-1 now but I only see 1.x binaries available for Windows. Do they provide official 2.x binaries as well?

lstamour• 13 years ago

Under binaries, they link to GPG4Win. Other Windows front-ends: http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.html#win

I suspect GnuPG only officially distributes source code now, which is slightly safer to use for obvious reasons. :)

chimeracoder2• 13 years ago

Anybody have any idea on when we'll be able to use elliptic curve encryption with GPG?

According to tptacek, that's in the works, but seems like that didn't make it into this release.

antocv2• 13 years ago

I wonder when we will be able to use some GOST ciphers with it, just for fun and diversification from NIST ciphers.

Does anyone know what the Chinese equivalent of NIST is? What does China use?

JoachimS• 13 years ago

In terms om symmetric ciphers we know of two chinese ones: sms4 and zuc. The latter has also been accepted as standard by 3GPP (SAGE).

Not sure why anybody would want to use them or the GOST standards unless required/forced to do so.

deckar01• 13 years ago

The recursive decompression reminds me of the zip quine.

www.steike.com/code/useless/zip-file-quine/

bcl• 13 years ago

Fedora 1.4.15 updates built. They could use some testing and karma:

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