RNP proudly supports LibrePGP

RNP is excited to announce our support for LibrePGP, a new specification of the OpenPGP encryption standard that builds on the lessons learned from 20 years of experience with GnuPG, the most widely used and adopted implementation of OpenPGP.

RNP version 0.17.1 released

Support for Botan 3 and OpenSSL 3 improvements.

RNP version 0.17.0 released

AEAD-OCB support for OpenSSL backend and other features

RNP version 0.16.3 released

Security fixes (CVE-2023-29479, CVE-2023-29480)

RNP version 0.16.2 released

Fix for CMake issues introduced in v0.16.2

New signature verification behaviour

Require only single valid signature for successfull verification.

RNP version 0.16.1 released

Support for OpenSSL 3.0 backend and RHEL 9/Fedora 36

RNP version 0.16.0 released

OpenSSL backend and security profiles support

RNP version 0.15.2 released

Compatibility and security improvements

RNP version 0.15.1 released

API and security enhancements

RNP version 0.15 released

API, CLI and FFI enhancements

RNP proposal for Google's Season of Docs 2021

Improving RNP documentation through GSoD 2021!

RNP 0.14.0 released

After a long delay the next version of the library and CLI was released. Major FFI, CLI and security improvements and compatibility fixes. Also now it can be built for Windows via MSVC and MinGW/MSYS2.

RNP 0.13.0 released

Next version of the RNP library extends FFI and CLI interfaces, giving more flexibility and control to the user.

RNP 0.12.0 released

Added support for extra ECC curves (Brainpool p256, p384, p512, secp256k1, x25519). Extended FFI with AEAD support and a bunch of examples. CLI functionality extended with -f command, allowing to use the key loaded from a file.

RNP 0.11.0 released

This update improves key import/merge operations and support for automating S2K iterations calculation.

RNP 0.10.0 released

After a year since it stemmed off NetPGP, the OpenPGP library shares little code in common with its ancestor. Enjoy new features, better performance, and better compatibility with other implementations.