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Ansible Vault sicher und komfortabel nutzen: In unserem neuen Blogbeitrag zeigt Jens Meißner, wie sich Secrets mit GnuPG verschlüsselt speichern und über den GnuPG-Agent bequem verwenden lassen – ganz ohne unverschlüsselte Passwortdateien.

➡️ https://www.b1-systems.de/ansible-secrets-gnupg-verschluesselung/

#Ansible #DevOps #Linux #GnuPG

Ansible Vault sicher und komfortabel nutzen: In unserem neuen Blogbeitrag zeigt Jens Meißner, wie sich Secrets mit GnuPG verschlüsselt speichern und über den GnuPG-Agent bequem verwenden lassen – ganz ohne unverschlüsselte Passwortdateien.

➡️ https://www.b1-systems.de/ansible-secrets-gnupg-verschluesselung/

#Ansible #DevOps #Linux #GnuPG

Ansible Vault sicher und komfortabel nutzen: In unserem neuen Blogbeitrag zeigt Jens Meißner, wie sich Secrets mit GnuPG verschlüsselt speichern und über den GnuPG-Agent bequem verwenden lassen – ganz ohne unverschlüsselte Passwortdateien.

➡️ https://www.b1-systems.de/ansible-secrets-gnupg-verschluesselung/

#Ansible #DevOps #Linux #GnuPG

Ansible Vault sicher und komfortabel nutzen: In unserem neuen Blogbeitrag zeigt Jens Meißner, wie sich Secrets mit GnuPG verschlüsselt speichern und über den GnuPG-Agent bequem verwenden lassen – ganz ohne unverschlüsselte Passwortdateien.

➡️ https://www.b1-systems.de/ansible-secrets-gnupg-verschluesselung/

#Ansible #DevOps #Linux #GnuPG

Ansible Vault sicher und komfortabel nutzen: In unserem neuen Blogbeitrag zeigt Jens Meißner, wie sich Secrets mit GnuPG verschlüsselt speichern und über den GnuPG-Agent bequem verwenden lassen – ganz ohne unverschlüsselte Passwortdateien.

➡️ https://www.b1-systems.de/ansible-secrets-gnupg-verschluesselung/

#Ansible #DevOps #Linux #GnuPG

@jarkko Yeah, OpenPGP is so popular among users that this kind of divide is exactly what we need to further fragment PQC. #OpenPGP #PQC #GnuPG #Sequoia

@jarkko Yeah, OpenPGP is so popular among users that this kind of divide is exactly what we need to further fragment PQC. #OpenPGP #PQC #GnuPG #Sequoia

@jarkko Yeah, OpenPGP is so popular among users that this kind of divide is exactly what we need to further fragment PQC. #OpenPGP #PQC #GnuPG #Sequoia

@jarkko Yeah, OpenPGP is so popular among users that this kind of divide is exactly what we need to further fragment PQC. #OpenPGP #PQC #GnuPG #Sequoia

@jarkko Yeah, OpenPGP is so popular among users that this kind of divide is exactly what we need to further fragment PQC. #OpenPGP #PQC #GnuPG #Sequoia

#GnuPG 2.5.21-freepg has been released.

It contains all the latest bug fixes from upstream GnuPG, plus the usual FreePG patches.

Note that the FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, and does not enable non-standard OpenPGP algorithms unless “--compliance=gnupg” is explicitly set.

Release notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21-freepg (2026-07-03)
--------------------------------------------------------

* No FreePG-specific changes.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.5.21-freepg

Upstream's release notes follow.

----

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21 (2026-07-02)
-------------------------------------------------

* New and extended features:

- gpg, gpgsm: Use partial file on decryption, remove on failure.
Disable with "--compatibility-flags=no-partial-file-guard".
[T7873]

- gpg: Use the INT_RCP_FPR subpacket in revocation signatures.
[T8252]

- Create a pkgversioninfo.txt file when building using the speedo
build system.

* Bug fixes:

- gpg: Fix potential use-after-free in batch key generation when
handling the keyserver URL option. [T8277]

- gpgsm: Fix regression in gpgsm_verify with expired certificates.
[T8188]

- gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
[rG4c7e68cf3d, CVE-2026-34182]

- scd: Limit the size of returned APDU objects from faulty cards.
[T8281]

- scd: Fix condition to retrieve ATR. [rGca25a7a61b]

- scd:openpgp: Fix regression in CHV1 retry counter byte index.
[rG245330ebea]

- agent: Make batch import of Kyber keys work. [T8029]

- dirmngr: Add a validation check in get_dns_cert_standard.
[T8303]

- gpgconf: Raise an error on certain parse errors. [T8261]

- Fix use of usleep in file remove function on Windows. Regression
since 2.5.13. [rGab9ce5f5e7]

Release-info: https://dev.gnupg.org/T8262

#GnuPG 2.5.21-freepg has been released.

It contains all the latest bug fixes from upstream GnuPG, plus the usual FreePG patches.

Note that the FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, and does not enable non-standard OpenPGP algorithms unless “--compliance=gnupg” is explicitly set.

Release notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21-freepg (2026-07-03)
--------------------------------------------------------

* No FreePG-specific changes.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.5.21-freepg

Upstream's release notes follow.

----

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21 (2026-07-02)
-------------------------------------------------

* New and extended features:

- gpg, gpgsm: Use partial file on decryption, remove on failure.
Disable with "--compatibility-flags=no-partial-file-guard".
[T7873]

- gpg: Use the INT_RCP_FPR subpacket in revocation signatures.
[T8252]

- Create a pkgversioninfo.txt file when building using the speedo
build system.

* Bug fixes:

- gpg: Fix potential use-after-free in batch key generation when
handling the keyserver URL option. [T8277]

- gpgsm: Fix regression in gpgsm_verify with expired certificates.
[T8188]

- gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
[rG4c7e68cf3d, CVE-2026-34182]

- scd: Limit the size of returned APDU objects from faulty cards.
[T8281]

- scd: Fix condition to retrieve ATR. [rGca25a7a61b]

- scd:openpgp: Fix regression in CHV1 retry counter byte index.
[rG245330ebea]

- agent: Make batch import of Kyber keys work. [T8029]

- dirmngr: Add a validation check in get_dns_cert_standard.
[T8303]

- gpgconf: Raise an error on certain parse errors. [T8261]

- Fix use of usleep in file remove function on Windows. Regression
since 2.5.13. [rGab9ce5f5e7]

Release-info: https://dev.gnupg.org/T8262

#GnuPG 2.5.21-freepg has been released.

It contains all the latest bug fixes from upstream GnuPG, plus the usual FreePG patches.

Note that the FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, and does not enable non-standard OpenPGP algorithms unless “--compliance=gnupg” is explicitly set.

Release notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21-freepg (2026-07-03)
--------------------------------------------------------

* No FreePG-specific changes.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.5.21-freepg

Upstream's release notes follow.

----

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21 (2026-07-02)
-------------------------------------------------

* New and extended features:

- gpg, gpgsm: Use partial file on decryption, remove on failure.
Disable with "--compatibility-flags=no-partial-file-guard".
[T7873]

- gpg: Use the INT_RCP_FPR subpacket in revocation signatures.
[T8252]

- Create a pkgversioninfo.txt file when building using the speedo
build system.

* Bug fixes:

- gpg: Fix potential use-after-free in batch key generation when
handling the keyserver URL option. [T8277]

- gpgsm: Fix regression in gpgsm_verify with expired certificates.
[T8188]

- gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
[rG4c7e68cf3d, CVE-2026-34182]

- scd: Limit the size of returned APDU objects from faulty cards.
[T8281]

- scd: Fix condition to retrieve ATR. [rGca25a7a61b]

- scd:openpgp: Fix regression in CHV1 retry counter byte index.
[rG245330ebea]

- agent: Make batch import of Kyber keys work. [T8029]

- dirmngr: Add a validation check in get_dns_cert_standard.
[T8303]

- gpgconf: Raise an error on certain parse errors. [T8261]

- Fix use of usleep in file remove function on Windows. Regression
since 2.5.13. [rGab9ce5f5e7]

Release-info: https://dev.gnupg.org/T8262

#GnuPG 2.5.21-freepg has been released.

It contains all the latest bug fixes from upstream GnuPG, plus the usual FreePG patches.

Note that the FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, and does not enable non-standard OpenPGP algorithms unless “--compliance=gnupg” is explicitly set.

Release notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21-freepg (2026-07-03)
--------------------------------------------------------

* No FreePG-specific changes.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.5.21-freepg

Upstream's release notes follow.

----

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21 (2026-07-02)
-------------------------------------------------

* New and extended features:

- gpg, gpgsm: Use partial file on decryption, remove on failure.
Disable with "--compatibility-flags=no-partial-file-guard".
[T7873]

- gpg: Use the INT_RCP_FPR subpacket in revocation signatures.
[T8252]

- Create a pkgversioninfo.txt file when building using the speedo
build system.

* Bug fixes:

- gpg: Fix potential use-after-free in batch key generation when
handling the keyserver URL option. [T8277]

- gpgsm: Fix regression in gpgsm_verify with expired certificates.
[T8188]

- gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
[rG4c7e68cf3d, CVE-2026-34182]

- scd: Limit the size of returned APDU objects from faulty cards.
[T8281]

- scd: Fix condition to retrieve ATR. [rGca25a7a61b]

- scd:openpgp: Fix regression in CHV1 retry counter byte index.
[rG245330ebea]

- agent: Make batch import of Kyber keys work. [T8029]

- dirmngr: Add a validation check in get_dns_cert_standard.
[T8303]

- gpgconf: Raise an error on certain parse errors. [T8261]

- Fix use of usleep in file remove function on Windows. Regression
since 2.5.13. [rGab9ce5f5e7]

Release-info: https://dev.gnupg.org/T8262

#GnuPG 2.5.21-freepg has been released.

It contains all the latest bug fixes from upstream GnuPG, plus the usual FreePG patches.

Note that the FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, and does not enable non-standard OpenPGP algorithms unless “--compliance=gnupg” is explicitly set.

Release notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21-freepg (2026-07-03)
--------------------------------------------------------

* No FreePG-specific changes.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.5.21-freepg

Upstream's release notes follow.

----

Noteworthy changes in version 2.5.21 (2026-07-02)
-------------------------------------------------

* New and extended features:

- gpg, gpgsm: Use partial file on decryption, remove on failure.
Disable with "--compatibility-flags=no-partial-file-guard".
[T7873]

- gpg: Use the INT_RCP_FPR subpacket in revocation signatures.
[T8252]

- Create a pkgversioninfo.txt file when building using the speedo
build system.

* Bug fixes:

- gpg: Fix potential use-after-free in batch key generation when
handling the keyserver URL option. [T8277]

- gpgsm: Fix regression in gpgsm_verify with expired certificates.
[T8188]

- gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
[rG4c7e68cf3d, CVE-2026-34182]

- scd: Limit the size of returned APDU objects from faulty cards.
[T8281]

- scd: Fix condition to retrieve ATR. [rGca25a7a61b]

- scd:openpgp: Fix regression in CHV1 retry counter byte index.
[rG245330ebea]

- agent: Make batch import of Kyber keys work. [T8029]

- dirmngr: Add a validation check in get_dns_cert_standard.
[T8303]

- gpgconf: Raise an error on certain parse errors. [T8261]

- Fix use of usleep in file remove function on Windows. Regression
since 2.5.13. [rGab9ce5f5e7]

Release-info: https://dev.gnupg.org/T8262

Merci rephrase, j'ai retrouvé ma passphrase #GPG 🙂

https://roguedaemon.net/rephrase/
(déjà packagé dans Debian)

Pas merci Thunderbird qui bypasse GPG et donc ben on l'oublie la passphrase…

#GnuPG

Merci rephrase, j'ai retrouvé ma passphrase #GPG 🙂

https://roguedaemon.net/rephrase/
(déjà packagé dans Debian)

Pas merci Thunderbird qui bypasse GPG et donc ben on l'oublie la passphrase…

#GnuPG

Merci rephrase, j'ai retrouvé ma passphrase #GPG 🙂

https://roguedaemon.net/rephrase/
(déjà packagé dans Debian)

Pas merci Thunderbird qui bypasse GPG et donc ben on l'oublie la passphrase…

#GnuPG

Merci rephrase, j'ai retrouvé ma passphrase #GPG 🙂

https://roguedaemon.net/rephrase/
(déjà packagé dans Debian)

Pas merci Thunderbird qui bypasse GPG et donc ben on l'oublie la passphrase…

#GnuPG

Merci rephrase, j'ai retrouvé ma passphrase #GPG 🙂

https://roguedaemon.net/rephrase/
(déjà packagé dans Debian)

Pas merci Thunderbird qui bypasse GPG et donc ben on l'oublie la passphrase…

#GnuPG

#GnuPG 2.4.9-freepg-1 has been released.

It contains backported bugfixes from upstream GnuPG 2.5.x, plus all the previous FreePG patches.

Since 31st of December last year, upstream GnuPG is no longer providing bugfix releases for the 2.4.x branch, in an attempt to encourage people to upgrade to 2.5.x. The FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, primarily due to its use of non-OpenPGP algorithms by default, and is continuing to support 2.4.x by porting bugfixes from the 2.5.x and 2.2.x branches, which are both still maintained upstream.

Release Notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.4.9-freepg-1 (2026-07-02)
---------------------------------------------------------

- Backported several bugfixes from 2.5:

* dirmngr: Fix a call of calloc.
* agent: Fix the regression in pkdecrypt with TPM RSA.
* tpm: Fix possible buffer overflow in PKDECRYPT
* gpg: Fix armor parsing when no CRC is found.
* gpg: Fix armored input parsing.
* gpg: Fix handling with no CRC armor.
* gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
* gpg: Fix edge case in --refresh-keys

- Fixed several tests introduced by the "tests: add test cases for import without uid" patch.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.4.9-freepg-1

#GnuPG 2.4.9-freepg-1 has been released.

It contains backported bugfixes from upstream GnuPG 2.5.x, plus all the previous FreePG patches.

Since 31st of December last year, upstream GnuPG is no longer providing bugfix releases for the 2.4.x branch, in an attempt to encourage people to upgrade to 2.5.x. The FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, primarily due to its use of non-OpenPGP algorithms by default, and is continuing to support 2.4.x by porting bugfixes from the 2.5.x and 2.2.x branches, which are both still maintained upstream.

Release Notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.4.9-freepg-1 (2026-07-02)
---------------------------------------------------------

- Backported several bugfixes from 2.5:

* dirmngr: Fix a call of calloc.
* agent: Fix the regression in pkdecrypt with TPM RSA.
* tpm: Fix possible buffer overflow in PKDECRYPT
* gpg: Fix armor parsing when no CRC is found.
* gpg: Fix armored input parsing.
* gpg: Fix handling with no CRC armor.
* gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
* gpg: Fix edge case in --refresh-keys

- Fixed several tests introduced by the "tests: add test cases for import without uid" patch.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.4.9-freepg-1

#GnuPG 2.4.9-freepg-1 has been released.

It contains backported bugfixes from upstream GnuPG 2.5.x, plus all the previous FreePG patches.

Since 31st of December last year, upstream GnuPG is no longer providing bugfix releases for the 2.4.x branch, in an attempt to encourage people to upgrade to 2.5.x. The FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, primarily due to its use of non-OpenPGP algorithms by default, and is continuing to support 2.4.x by porting bugfixes from the 2.5.x and 2.2.x branches, which are both still maintained upstream.

Release Notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.4.9-freepg-1 (2026-07-02)
---------------------------------------------------------

- Backported several bugfixes from 2.5:

* dirmngr: Fix a call of calloc.
* agent: Fix the regression in pkdecrypt with TPM RSA.
* tpm: Fix possible buffer overflow in PKDECRYPT
* gpg: Fix armor parsing when no CRC is found.
* gpg: Fix armored input parsing.
* gpg: Fix handling with no CRC armor.
* gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
* gpg: Fix edge case in --refresh-keys

- Fixed several tests introduced by the "tests: add test cases for import without uid" patch.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.4.9-freepg-1

#GnuPG 2.4.9-freepg-1 has been released.

It contains backported bugfixes from upstream GnuPG 2.5.x, plus all the previous FreePG patches.

Since 31st of December last year, upstream GnuPG is no longer providing bugfix releases for the 2.4.x branch, in an attempt to encourage people to upgrade to 2.5.x. The FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, primarily due to its use of non-OpenPGP algorithms by default, and is continuing to support 2.4.x by porting bugfixes from the 2.5.x and 2.2.x branches, which are both still maintained upstream.

Release Notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.4.9-freepg-1 (2026-07-02)
---------------------------------------------------------

- Backported several bugfixes from 2.5:

* dirmngr: Fix a call of calloc.
* agent: Fix the regression in pkdecrypt with TPM RSA.
* tpm: Fix possible buffer overflow in PKDECRYPT
* gpg: Fix armor parsing when no CRC is found.
* gpg: Fix armored input parsing.
* gpg: Fix handling with no CRC armor.
* gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
* gpg: Fix edge case in --refresh-keys

- Fixed several tests introduced by the "tests: add test cases for import without uid" patch.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.4.9-freepg-1

#GnuPG 2.4.9-freepg-1 has been released.

It contains backported bugfixes from upstream GnuPG 2.5.x, plus all the previous FreePG patches.

Since 31st of December last year, upstream GnuPG is no longer providing bugfix releases for the 2.4.x branch, in an attempt to encourage people to upgrade to 2.5.x. The FreePG project considers the 2.5.x branch to be experimental, primarily due to its use of non-OpenPGP algorithms by default, and is continuing to support 2.4.x by porting bugfixes from the 2.5.x and 2.2.x branches, which are both still maintained upstream.

Release Notes
=============

Noteworthy changes in version 2.4.9-freepg-1 (2026-07-02)
---------------------------------------------------------

- Backported several bugfixes from 2.5:

* dirmngr: Fix a call of calloc.
* agent: Fix the regression in pkdecrypt with TPM RSA.
* tpm: Fix possible buffer overflow in PKDECRYPT
* gpg: Fix armor parsing when no CRC is found.
* gpg: Fix armored input parsing.
* gpg: Fix handling with no CRC armor.
* gpgsm: Require a minimum tag length for GCM decryption.
* gpg: Fix edge case in --refresh-keys

- Fixed several tests introduced by the "tests: add test cases for import without uid" patch.

https://gitlab.com/freepg/gnupg/-/releases/gnupg-2.4.9-freepg-1

https://codeberg.org/klausman/vimmage

I have just released vimmage: a vim plugin that uses age* for ecnrypting files. It basically works like vim-gnupg, but uses age instead.

* age-encryption.org

#vim #ageencryption #gnupg

https://codeberg.org/klausman/vimmage

I have just released vimmage: a vim plugin that uses age* for ecnrypting files. It basically works like vim-gnupg, but uses age instead.

* age-encryption.org

#vim #ageencryption #gnupg

https://codeberg.org/klausman/vimmage

I have just released vimmage: a vim plugin that uses age* for ecnrypting files. It basically works like vim-gnupg, but uses age instead.

* age-encryption.org

#vim #ageencryption #gnupg

https://codeberg.org/klausman/vimmage

I have just released vimmage: a vim plugin that uses age* for ecnrypting files. It basically works like vim-gnupg, but uses age instead.

* age-encryption.org

#vim #ageencryption #gnupg

https://codeberg.org/klausman/vimmage

I have just released vimmage: a vim plugin that uses age* for ecnrypting files. It basically works like vim-gnupg, but uses age instead.

* age-encryption.org

#vim #ageencryption #gnupg

OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

https://w11.haus/947

OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

https://w11.haus/947

OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

https://w11.haus/947

OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

https://w11.haus/947

OpenPGP: PGP meets AusweisApp und ERV

https://w11.haus/947

Psst! Hast du heute Abend noch nix vor und bist in der Gegend von #Feldkirch in #Vorarlberg unterwegs?

Wenn du dich auch noch für Verschlüsselung interessierst, dann schau doch vorbei bei unserem Stammtisch mit Vortrag. Jede*r ist willkommen, Anmeldung nicht nötig.

#GnuPG, Kleopatra und Email-Verschlüsselung anfänger*innen-freundlich und kompetent erklärt.
https://www.lugv.at/stammtisch-vortrag-1762026-in-der-Schattenburg-feldkirch

Psst! Hast du heute Abend noch nix vor und bist in der Gegend von #Feldkirch in #Vorarlberg unterwegs?

Wenn du dich auch noch für Verschlüsselung interessierst, dann schau doch vorbei bei unserem Stammtisch mit Vortrag. Jede*r ist willkommen, Anmeldung nicht nötig.

#GnuPG, Kleopatra und Email-Verschlüsselung anfänger*innen-freundlich und kompetent erklärt.
https://www.lugv.at/stammtisch-vortrag-1762026-in-der-Schattenburg-feldkirch

Psst! Hast du heute Abend noch nix vor und bist in der Gegend von #Feldkirch in #Vorarlberg unterwegs?

Wenn du dich auch noch für Verschlüsselung interessierst, dann schau doch vorbei bei unserem Stammtisch mit Vortrag. Jede*r ist willkommen, Anmeldung nicht nötig.

#GnuPG, Kleopatra und Email-Verschlüsselung anfänger*innen-freundlich und kompetent erklärt.
https://www.lugv.at/stammtisch-vortrag-1762026-in-der-Schattenburg-feldkirch

Psst! Hast du heute Abend noch nix vor und bist in der Gegend von #Feldkirch in #Vorarlberg unterwegs?

Wenn du dich auch noch für Verschlüsselung interessierst, dann schau doch vorbei bei unserem Stammtisch mit Vortrag. Jede*r ist willkommen, Anmeldung nicht nötig.

#GnuPG, Kleopatra und Email-Verschlüsselung anfänger*innen-freundlich und kompetent erklärt.
https://www.lugv.at/stammtisch-vortrag-1762026-in-der-Schattenburg-feldkirch

Psst! Hast du heute Abend noch nix vor und bist in der Gegend von #Feldkirch in #Vorarlberg unterwegs?

Wenn du dich auch noch für Verschlüsselung interessierst, dann schau doch vorbei bei unserem Stammtisch mit Vortrag. Jede*r ist willkommen, Anmeldung nicht nötig.

#GnuPG, Kleopatra und Email-Verschlüsselung anfänger*innen-freundlich und kompetent erklärt.
https://www.lugv.at/stammtisch-vortrag-1762026-in-der-Schattenburg-feldkirch

Hi,

some may know my co-owned company g10 Code which is the driving force behind #GnuPG. This spring the company turned 25 and we took the opportunity to invite some long time friends, supporters,and contributors. Here is a short report on the event which took place on May 8th:

https://gnupg.com/20260601-25-years.html

Hi,

some may know my co-owned company g10 Code which is the driving force behind #GnuPG. This spring the company turned 25 and we took the opportunity to invite some long time friends, supporters,and contributors. Here is a short report on the event which took place on May 8th:

https://gnupg.com/20260601-25-years.html

Hi,

some may know my co-owned company g10 Code which is the driving force behind #GnuPG. This spring the company turned 25 and we took the opportunity to invite some long time friends, supporters,and contributors. Here is a short report on the event which took place on May 8th:

https://gnupg.com/20260601-25-years.html

Hi,

some may know my co-owned company g10 Code which is the driving force behind #GnuPG. This spring the company turned 25 and we took the opportunity to invite some long time friends, supporters,and contributors. Here is a short report on the event which took place on May 8th:

https://gnupg.com/20260601-25-years.html

Hi,

some may know my co-owned company g10 Code which is the driving force behind #GnuPG. This spring the company turned 25 and we took the opportunity to invite some long time friends, supporters,and contributors. Here is a short report on the event which took place on May 8th:

https://gnupg.com/20260601-25-years.html

The May #GNU Spotlight by Amin Bandali is now available! Read it here: https://u.fsf.org/4b9 #FSF #GnuPG #G-Golf

The May #GNU Spotlight by Amin Bandali is now available! Read it here: https://u.fsf.org/4b9 #FSF #GnuPG #G-Golf

The May #GNU Spotlight by Amin Bandali is now available! Read it here: https://u.fsf.org/4b9 #FSF #GnuPG #G-Golf

The May #GNU Spotlight by Amin Bandali is now available! Read it here: https://u.fsf.org/4b9 #FSF #GnuPG #G-Golf

The May #GNU Spotlight by Amin Bandali is now available! Read it here: https://u.fsf.org/4b9 #FSF #GnuPG #G-Golf