OpenPGP.js

A critical vulnerability in OpenPGP.js, affecting message signature verification, has been found by security researchers at Codean Labs: upgrade to the latest patched releases of OpenPGP.js as soon as possible!

OpenPGPjs 4.2 has been released featuring many important security updates: Please update to the latest version of the library as soon as possible! 🔒

OpenPGPjs 3.0 is out! Support for ECC (NIST curves, SECP-256k1, Curve/Ed25519), bzip2 compression, and lots of performance improvements! Thanks to all of the contributors who helped make this happen, in particular @coinfabrik/@DECENTRALca and @ProtonMail

We’ve just received a contribution to Add ECC Support for Ed25519/Curve255199 and NIST Curves to OpenPGP.js! Happy New Year!

Excited that @bartcbutler from @ProtonMail has stepped in to take over maintenance. The project is in great hands 👍🏼

OpenPGP.js is looking for a new maintainer

RT @mailvelope: Mailvelope v1.5.1 released: introducing the new Mailvelope key server and transparent key management. Blog:

RT @tankredhase: My slides from the OpenPGP Summit on @OpenPGPjs and the @Mailvelope Key Server

RT @tankredhase: Brainstorming forward security at the OpenPGP Summit using an axolotl-like ratchet. Thx DKG, @gdbelvin & others

OpenPGP.js reached 2k ⭐️ on GitHub and over 6k downloads per month on NPM. Thank you 🔒❤️

RT @tankredhase: My talk on email encryption and lessons learned at @whiteoutio & @OpenPGPjs is now online #pgp #encryption #privacy

RT @mailvelope: Mailvelope v1.4 released with file encryption support and search on public key servers. Blog:

We now accept donations via Bitcoin and PayPal. Thank you ♥️

You can now send PGP encrypted newsletters w/ a self-hosted mailchimp alternative! Try it:

RT @passbolt: @openpgpjs Hi! We just wanted to let you know that uses openpgpjs! Give it a try when you have time!

OpenPGP.js v2.2.0 released w/ native AES-GCM via #WebCrypto & AEAD protected packets (IETF draft) Instructions:

RT @tankredhase: Implementation of AES-GCM in @openpgpjs (IETF draft). Comments welcome: @gnupg @kkotowicz @sirdarckcat @bcrypt

Roadmap for OpenPGP.js v3.0 ... comments and pull requests welcome :)

Let's deprecate ancient crypto and move to safe/modern primitives likes AES-GCM supported natively by #WebCrypto

Modernizing the OpenPGP Message Format (IETF Internet Draft)