Cryptophane+GnuPG 0.7.0

Cryptophane+GnuPG is a software package developed by BlueCosmos(kt) that combines the user-friendly interface of Cryptophane with the powerful encryption capabilities of GnuPG. It allows users to securely encrypt and decrypt files and messages.

Cryptophane+GnuPG utilizes the GnuPG (GNU Privacy Guard) backend for cryptographic operations. It provides a graphical user interface on top of GnuPG, making it easier for users to interact with the encryption process. Users can manage their keys, create encrypted files, and communicate securely using various encryption algorithms.

Yes, Cryptophane+GnuPG is open-source software distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). It is free to download, use, modify, and distribute.

Cryptophane+GnuPG is primarily developed for Microsoft Windows and is compatible with versions starting from Windows XP. There are no official versions of Cryptophane+GnuPG available for other operating systems, but it may be possible to run it using compatibility layers or virtual machines.

Cryptophane+GnuPG supports a wide range of encryption algorithms provided by GnuPG. These include symmetric encryption algorithms like AES and Twofish, as well as asymmetric encryption algorithms like RSA and DSA. It also supports hybrid encryption combining symmetric and asymmetric algorithms.

Yes, Cryptophane+GnuPG is fully compatible with GnuPG. You can import your existing GnuPG keypair to Cryptophane+GnuPG and use it for encryption and decryption operations. Similarly, any keys generated within Cryptophane+GnuPG can be exported and used in other GnuPG-based applications.

Yes, Cryptophane+GnuPG supports encrypting files and messages for recipients who don't use Cryptophane+GnuPG. You can use their public key (either imported or obtained from a keyserver) to encrypt the content, and they can decrypt it using their preferred GnuPG-compatible software.

Yes, Cryptophane+GnuPG provides a comprehensive key management system. It allows you to generate new keypairs, import existing keys, export keys, sign keys, revoke keys, and interact with key servers for key exchange. The application emphasizes the importance of proper key management practices to ensure security.

Yes, Cryptophane+GnuPG supports file signatures and allows you to verify the integrity and authenticity of files. You can sign files using your private key, and others can verify the signatures using your public key or the public keys of trusted individuals on their end.

Cryptophane+GnuPG's official website, bluecosmos.su, provides documentation, tutorials, and a community forum for support. You can also find helpful resources on GnuPG's official documentation and community websites.