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g10 Code - The GnuPG Experts

Founded by the principal author of GnuPG (a software suite used for encryption and digital signatures), we provide custom development, enhancements and audits of cryptographic software. An ongoing effort of ours is the development and maintenance of GnuPG and related software.

If you are using GnuPG to secure your data - either on server based systems or for example by email applications on the desktop - it is in your own interest to keep this software alive and well maintained. You can help us and thus yourself by

• Purchasing a support contract or
• Engage us for custom development.

News

January 19, 2009
The version 2 of the OpenPGP smartcard specification is now available.

June 18, 2008
The preliminary version 2 of the OpenPGP smartcard specification is now available.

May 28-30, 2008
A beta of the Gpg4win installer (Version 2) is shown at the BSI booth during the LinuxTag trade show in Berlin.

November 11, 2006
We have released version 2.0 of GnuPG. This is a major milestone in the GnuPG development as it changes the internal architecture and now supports S/MIME and Secure Shell in addition to OpenPGP.

April 26, 2006
Version 1.0.1 of Gpg4win has been released. This version fixes some minor problems encountered in 1.0.0.

April 6, 2006
The first stable version of Gpg4win has been released. This packages includes the major GnuPG frontends used with Windows as well as the GPGol plugin for Outlook 2003.

September 22, 2005
Another alpha version of our new GnuPG plugin GPGol for Outlook has been released.

June 29, 2005
Information about the Small Footprint Signature Verification system are now available.

June 28, 2005
The Freenigma website (German) has been launched after last weeks presentation of this new server-based encryption system at LinuxTag 2005.

June 21, 2005
Information about the new Outlook plugin we are currently developing are now available.

April 4, 2005
The first GUI installer version of GnuPG for Microsoft Windows including the WinPT tool has been released at a new download area. The SHA-1 checksum of the installer file is

a7c939e98f14657f754bb8bc8925b3af670419b5  gnupg-w32-1.4.1-g10code1.exe