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MyPGP provides a graphical user interface for pgp encryption and signing. It is fully compatible with OpenPGP, and GnuPG. It relies on BouncyCastle libraries for the cryptographic primitives. It uses file system folders to store keys, either single or key rings, organized as a nested tree of folders. It can also create lists of keys for bulk operations.

The program allows you to generate the hashes with the chosen algorithm (MD2, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512) of a single file or an entire folder (you can choose to scan the folder recursively or not recursively). It supports drag and drop of files and folders. The hash can be exported to text files. Compiled with openjdk 8. Usage: param 1: exclude symbolic links (0 or 1) [mandatory], param 2: exclude hidden files (0 or 1) [mandatory], param 3: folders to exclude [optional],...

...Source code available on Github: Server side: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/MyWebProject2 Client side: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/MyWebProjectClient Token generator: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/TokenGenerator Note: This web app require GnuPG to work properly.

The GPGUI program is GUI wrapping GnuPG functionality provided by Bouncy Castle. The program allows you to encrypt/sign/decrypt text messages and files using asymmeric PGP keys. The program can read and manage GnuPG keys if GnuPG is installed. But the program also maintains its own secret and public key files and having GnuPG installed is optional.

wija is a pluggable and extensible Jabber/XMPP compliant messaging client with GnuPG integration and MSN support (via gateways), intended to be a testbed for "everything you can do over the Internet."

A crossplatform key manager for GnuPG.

This library extends SUN's JavaMail API by an PGPMime framework. It acts as a middleware layer between a cryptography provider like GnuPG or Cryptix OpenPGP Provider and JavaMail.