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Our Task ListBelow you find a list of projects we are currently working on or are planning to start. If you are interested in one of these projects for your companies use, you can certainly help us to foster the development. Please contact us for details.
GNU Privacy Guard 1.4GnuPG 1.4 is the current stable version to be used for all security critical applications with real data. New releases are usually only done for bug and portability fixes.
GNU Privacy Guard 2.0GnuPG 2.0 ist the modularized version of GnuPG. It has an entirely different design and changes to the code and features are very frequent. Features of GnuPG 2.0 are:
GnuPG Made EasyThe GPGME library has recently be overhauled and the new API makes the use easier. GPGME is now multi-thread safe.
OpenPGP SmartcardMore details are available.
LibgcryptLibgcrypt is the GNU projects low-level cryptographic library. ECC Support for LibgcryptLibgcrypt features some support Elliptic Curve algorithm. ECDSA is quite usable now, other algorithms are in the works. Hardware Support for LibgcryptFor certain applications (e.g. web servers), it is often highly desirable to keep the CPU clear of lengthly mathematical calculations. Libgcrypt has some limited support for the VIA Padlock engine. We are interested in extended the support to other hardware. Directory ManagerThe Directory Manager (dirmngr) is designed to be the central place to keep track of LDAP and other directory requests for Certifiction Revocation Lists (CRL) and direct certificate lookup. It was orginally developed as part of the Aegypten project. Better S/MIME support for MuttThe well known mailer Mutt has some limited support for S/MIME. In the course of the Ägypten project we implemented a new and far better S/MIME support which may be enabled using a run time option. S/MIME support for SylpheedThe graphical mailer Sylpheed comes with OpenPGP support and basic S/MIME support. PAM for the OpenPGP smartcardThe OpenPGP smartcard has been designed to allow for authentication. We have a PAM module, called Poldi, for POSIX systems. Poldi supports the 1.0 OpenPGP card as well as the new 2.0 card. We consider to write a similar software for Windows. |