Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

Le email possono essere cifrate durante il trasferimento ma restare accessibili ai provider. Come verificare la sicurezza delle connessioni SMTP, quali dati rimangono visibili e come proteggere il contenuto dei messaggi con Gmail, Outlook, Thunderbird, OpenPGP e S/MIME.

Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

Age plugin for using ed25519 on OpenPGP Card devices (YubiKeys, Nitrokeys)

The openpgp-card-tools package provides a set of command-line utilities for interacting with OpenPGP cards. It supports common operations such as listing card information, managing PINs, generating keys, and performing cryptographic operations directly on the hardware. The primary tool, 'oct', serves as a versatile interface for administrative tasks and user-level card management, ensuring secure handling of private keys stored on OpenPGP-compliant smart cards and security tokens.

Currently it’s on the thundermail roadmap, but is a low priority with no stated plans about when it will be implemented: Thunderbird ### Additional Encryption at Rest with OpenPGP or S/MIME | Thunderbird What you’d like to see Stalwart, the email server we are using, supports a feature where all incoming email is encrypted with the user’s OpenPGP or S/MIME key before it is stored. This is great because only the user can decrypt the email and it is... It says 2026 roadmap, but obviously we are approaching the end of 2026. We don’t know when they will get around to it. I can find no evidence they’ve started working on it or even that they have concrete plans about how it will work.

Currently it’s on the thundermail roadmap, but is a low priority with no stated plans about when it will be implemented: Thunderbird ### Additional Encryption at Rest with OpenPGP or S/MIME | Thunderbird What you’d like to see Stalwart, the email server we are using, supports a feature where all incoming email is encrypted with the user’s OpenPGP or S/MIME key before it is stored. This is great because only the user can decrypt the email and it is... It says 2026 roadmap, but obviously we are approaching the end of 2026. We don’t know when they will get around to it. I can find no evidence they’ve started working on it or even that they have concrete plans about how it will work.

Currently it’s on the thundermail roadmap, but is a low priority with no stated plans about when it will be implemented: Thunderbird ### Additional Encryption at Rest with OpenPGP or S/MIME | Thunderbird What you’d like to see Stalwart, the email server we are using, supports a feature where all incoming email is encrypted with the user’s OpenPGP or S/MIME key before it is stored. This is great because only the user can decrypt the email and it is... It says 2026 roadmap, but obviously we are approaching the end of 2026. We don’t know when they will get around to it. I can find no evidence they’ve started working on it or even that they have concrete plans about how it will work.

Currently it’s on the thundermail roadmap, but is a low priority with no stated plans about when it will be implemented: Thunderbird ### Additional Encryption at Rest with OpenPGP or S/MIME | Thunderbird What you’d like to see Stalwart, the email server we are using, supports a feature where all incoming email is encrypted with the user’s OpenPGP or S/MIME key before it is stored. This is great because only the user can decrypt the email and it is... It says 2026 roadmap, but obviously we are approaching the end of 2026. We don’t know when they will get around to it. I can find no evidence they’ve started working on it or even that they have concrete plans about how it will work.

Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

Tails 7.16 updates Tor Browser to version 16, upgrades the Tor client, and fixes OpenPGP support in Thunderbird.

End-to-end encrypted messaging, groups, channels and file transfer for iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and Linux, built on OpenPGP. Every message is sealed and signed on your device; the relay only forwards envelopes it cannot read, and with sealed sender it cannot tell who sent them. No account, no phone number, no email address.

byesun: > 1. Noting extreme AI usage is thus prudent > The developer doesn’t hide that and admits to it. > ## A note on how this is built > > This app is developed solo and with heavy use of AI assistance, which I don’t hide. What matters for a tool like this is the crypto, and PGPony builds on the open OpenPGP standard, with its output verified against the reference tools. The full source is here to audit, and bug reports and code review are welcome. byesun: > 2. churned out like 8 apps in the span of a couple months > Which is not particularly unreasonable when they are mostly UIs around various very well documented open source tools. Eg BouncyCastle, Age etc. Some of the ones further down the list are quite small and it is obvious that out of all their projects PGPony is the one which gets the most of their time.