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GPGWrap - simple GUI for GPG

0ut3r Space

A few years ago I wrote a guide about using GPG from the command line. It explains how OpenPGP works, how keys work, and what is actually happening when you encrypt or sign data: Easy GPG That part hasn’t changed. GPG is still the same — powerful, flexible, and a bit annoying to use on a daily

Update a PGP primary key

Alain M. Lafon

If you have an old/insecure GPG/PGP key and want to upgrade, this blog post is for you. Such a key would be one using less than 2048 bits or using DSA encryption. I decided that I need to change something about my GPG setup. I was still using a 1024bit DSA key from 2010 which means: Even if I...