Collection of PGP Python scripts
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Collection of PGP Python scripts
Plain text notes Tombo (chi) alternative, also supports, ccrypt, GnuPG (OpenPGP, gpg), OpenSSL AES-256-CBC, AES-256 ZIP AE-1/AE-2 and VimCrypt encrypted files. Integrates with VIM. WIP
A Python API for the GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG). Encrypt, decrypt, sign and verify your data using Python! N.B. This repository has been migrated from Mercurial on 2019-11-16, so references to commits before this date will refer to the Mercurial source and not this Git repository. The migration is marked by a commit that adds a .gitignore file.
This repository contains how to encrypt data in PostgreSQL database in server using `pgcrypto`. Here a sensitive data column in a Database Table is encrypted using symmetric and as well as asymmetric encryption.
Manage GnuPG in the user environment, including SSH integration, imported pubkeys and trust settings.
PGP Encryption in Python using GnuPG
An easier way to sign OpenPGP keys over the local network. A GTK/GNOME application to use GnuPG for signing other peoples' keys. Quickly, easily, and securely.
A command line tool to edit text files encrypted with GnuPG while preventing the plaintext from being written to the hard drive.
A GPG tool to access to GPG commands(built for linux based distributions)
Simple secret store inspired by Pass, powered by GPG and written in Python
Simple program to use gnupg Python module with tkinter
Python-based solution to support OpenPGP encrypted/signed http request/responses targetting RESTful APIs
A simple Commandline Program Developed Using Python3 to make GNU Privacy Guard Program easy to use for beginners.
Easy and complete documentation for GnuPG usage and best practices.
An abstraction layers around various implementations of OpenPGP available to python
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