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A community guide to using YubiKey as a smart card for GnuPG and SSH with hardware-secured cryptographic keys.
Transparently encrypts specific files in git repositories, allowing secure storage of secrets alongside public code.
A command-line password manager for teams, built as a drop-in replacement for pass with GPG encryption and git versioning.
A bash tool to store private data inside a git repository using PGP encryption and public-key cryptography.
A dotfile manager that stores configurations in Git and deploys different versions across multiple hosts using profiles.
A deprecated CLI tool for SSH authentication and Git commit/tag signing using keys stored on a mobile device.
A terminal-based email client for BSD/Linux/macOS with support for multiple accounts and backends like IMAP, Maildir, notmuch, and JMAP.
A robust, full-featured, and user/programmer-friendly Python IRC bot with extensive plugin support.
A GitHub Action to import a GPG private key into a runner's keychain for signing commits, tags, and pushes.
Automatically sync OpenPGP public keys across an organization to simplify GPG key management.
A Go tool for testing, building, signing, and publishing binaries with template-driven artifacts and multi-repository support.
A fork of OpenSSH providing end-to-end encrypted file transfer with secure sharing capabilities over SSH.
A Python script that encrypts files or directories with GPG AES256 and adds them to IPFS, returning the IPFS hash.
A Helm plugin for signing and verifying Helm charts using GnuPG, offering easier and more secure operations than default Helm commands.
A Neovim plugin for transparently editing symmetrically encrypted GPG files with automatic decryption and encryption.
An Elixir interface for GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) providing symmetric and asymmetric encryption, decryption, and key generation.
A ZSH plugin for encrypting and decrypting files and directories in place using GPG.
A Unix-style command-line password manager written in Go, using OpenPGP encryption with hardware key support.
Provides helpful GPG aliases for Oh My Zsh to simplify key management and encryption tasks.
An Oh My Zsh plugin that enables using Yubikey-stored GPG keys from within Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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