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Libgcrypt 1.12 (LTS) released.

This release starts a new stable branch of #Libgcrypt with full API and
ABI compatibility to the 1.11 series. Since the last major release
Jussi Kivilinna put again a lot of work into speeding up the algorithms
for modern CPUs. Niibe-san implemented new APIs and algorithms and
adjusted the interface for new FIPS requirements.

https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2026q1/000502.html

#Libgcrypt 1.11.1 has been released (#GnuPG / #GPG / #PGP / #GNUPrivacyGuard / #PrettyGoodPrivacy) https://gnupg.org/

#Libgcrypt 1.11.1 has been released (#GnuPG / #GPG / #PGP / #GNUPrivacyGuard / #PrettyGoodPrivacy) https://gnupg.org/

Can anyone pIs point me into a direction or actually has a solution to install #libbdplus on #endeavouros / #archlinux without getting error of missing #libgcrypt-config?
See: https://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-d[email protected]/msg1972760.html
@linux

Hi,

the new stable version of #libgcrypt comes with #PQC algorithms and lots of other featuresand imporvements. This release will be required for the forthcoming #GnuPG 2.5

See
https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2024q2/000483.html

@GnuPG @[email protected] @letsencrypt I pay for well-written #FOSS software on #iOS all the time. There's nothing that I know of that would prevent #GnuPG itself or their commercial relatives from releasing an #iOS version based on #libgcrypt, other than the scarcity of developer resources of course.

There's definitely a gap in the #OpenPGP ecosystem for trustworthy iOS and #iPadOS apps. Might be something to consider for the future to fund continued development of GnuPG!

@GnuPG @[email protected] @letsencrypt I pay for well-written #FOSS software on #iOS all the time. There's nothing that I know of that would prevent #GnuPG itself or their commercial relatives from releasing an #iOS version based on #libgcrypt, other than the scarcity of developer resources of course.

There's definitely a gap in the #OpenPGP ecosystem for trustworthy iOS and #iPadOS apps. Might be something to consider for the future to fund continued development of GnuPG!

@GnuPG @[email protected] @todd_a_jacobs @letsencrypt AFAICT, the App Store version is 2021.4, and there have been a lot of CVEs and improvements in #GPG since then. I'm reluctant to rely on outdated software, esp. if its #libgcrypt or #ObjectivePGP haven't been updated since 2021 by the developer (listed as Luca Naef).

I'm not an Apple or #Swift developer. The code is GPLv3, so it could be forked if unmaintained.

https://github.com/lucanaef/PGPro

@GnuPG @[email protected] @todd_a_jacobs @letsencrypt AFAICT, the App Store version is 2021.4, and there have been a lot of CVEs and improvements in #GPG since then. I'm reluctant to rely on outdated software, esp. if its #libgcrypt or #ObjectivePGP haven't been updated since 2021 by the developer (listed as Luca Naef).

I'm not an Apple or #Swift developer. The code is GPLv3, so it could be forked if unmaintained.

https://github.com/lucanaef/PGPro

RT @[email protected]

Please do not use 1.9.0 but use the just released 1.9.1. There is a severe bug in 1.9.0 which was found yesterday. 1.8 versions are safe. Details will follow today. (#gnupg, #libgcrypt, #cve).

Опасная уязвимость в Libgcrypt затрагивает многие дистрибутивы Linux #уязвимость, #библиотека, #шифрование, #Libgcrypt, #GnuPG, #OpenPGP, #Linux https://t.co/AKcBC6yR5q https://t.co/hugJDa3caZ

Источник: https://twitter.com/SecurityLabnews/status/1356505153248108544

#libgcrypt v1.9.1 fixes a buffer overflow, here are the details https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2021q1/000456.html https://dev.gnupg.org/T5275 #GnuPG

#libgcrypt v1.9.1 is already available from the download servers https://gnupg.org/download/index.html the announcement is being worked on.

To #GnuPG developers (and other crypto devs using libgcrypt): There is going to be a new #Libgcrypt library release today, fixing a severe defect in Libgcrypt 1.9.0 that was released last week. Do not use 1.9.0. https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2021q1/000455.html