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Command line to evoke the problem was: ./basic --pubkey --verbose --loop -1 --die Signed-off-by: Werner Koch diff --git a/tests/basic.c b/tests/basic.c index 789297f..6ffc3f5 100644 --- a/tests/basic.c +++ b/tests/basic.c @@ -5302,6 +5302,7 @@ check_pubkey_crypt (int n, gcry_sexp_t skey, gcry_sexp_t pkey, int algo) int unpadded; int encrypt_expected_rc; int decrypt_expected_rc; + int special; } datas[] = { { GCRY_PK_RSA, @@ -5385,14 +5386,14 @@ check_pubkey_crypt (int n, gcry_sexp_t skey, gcry_sexp_t pkey, int algo) "(flags oaep)", 1, 0, - GPG_ERR_ENCODING_PROBLEM }, + GPG_ERR_ENCODING_PROBLEM, 1 }, { GCRY_PK_RSA, "(data\n (flags oaep)\n" " (value #11223344556677889900AA#))\n", "(flags pkcs1)", 1, 0, - GPG_ERR_ENCODING_PROBLEM }, + GPG_ERR_ENCODING_PROBLEM, 1 }, { 0, "(data\n (flags pss)\n" " (value #11223344556677889900AA#))\n", @@ -5424,6 +5425,8 @@ check_pubkey_crypt (int n, gcry_sexp_t skey, gcry_sexp_t pkey, int algo) if (!rc) { + int expect_mismatch = 0; + /* Insert decoding hint to CIPH. */ if (datas[dataidx].hint) { @@ -5460,7 +5463,16 @@ check_pubkey_crypt (int n, gcry_sexp_t skey, gcry_sexp_t pkey, int algo) ciph = list; } rc = gcry_pk_decrypt (&plain, ciph, skey); - if (gcry_err_code (rc) != datas[dataidx].decrypt_expected_rc) + if (!rc && datas[dataidx].special == 1) + { + /* It may happen that OAEP formatted data which is + decrypted as pkcs#1 data returns a valid pkcs#1 + frame. However, the returned value will not be + identical - thus we expect a mismatch and test further on + whether this mismatch actually happened. */ + expect_mismatch = 1; + } + else if (gcry_err_code (rc) != datas[dataidx].decrypt_expected_rc) { if (verbose) { @@ -5488,8 +5500,19 @@ check_pubkey_crypt (int n, gcry_sexp_t skey, gcry_sexp_t pkey, int algo) s1 = gcry_sexp_nth_data (p1, 1, &n1); s2 = gcry_sexp_nth_data (p2, 1, &n2); if (n1 != n2 || memcmp (s1, s2, n1)) - fail ("gcry_pk_encrypt/gcry_pk_decrypt do not roundtrip\n"); + { + if (expect_mismatch) + expect_mismatch = 0; + else + fail ("gcry_pk_encrypt/gcry_pk_decrypt " + "do not roundtrip\n"); + } } + + if (expect_mismatch) + fail ("gcry_pk_encrypt/gcry_pk_decrypt " + "expected mismatch did not happen\n"); + gcry_sexp_release (p1); gcry_sexp_release (p2); } @@ -5925,6 +5948,8 @@ main (int argc, char **argv) int use_fips = 0; int selftest_only = 0; int pubkey_only = 0; + int loop = 0; + unsigned int loopcount = 0; if (argc) { argc--; argv++; } @@ -5961,7 +5986,6 @@ main (int argc, char **argv) else if (!strcmp (*argv, "--pubkey")) { pubkey_only = 1; - verbose += 2; argc--; argv++; } else if (!strcmp (*argv, "--die")) @@ -5969,6 +5993,15 @@ main (int argc, char **argv) die_on_error = 1; argc--; argv++; } + else if (!strcmp (*argv, "--loop")) + { + argc--; argv++; + if (argc) + { + loop = atoi (*argv); + argc--; argv++; + } + } } gcry_control (GCRYCTL_SET_VERBOSITY, (int)verbose); @@ -5996,19 +6029,29 @@ main (int argc, char **argv) /* No valuable keys are create, so we can speed up our RNG. */ gcry_control (GCRYCTL_ENABLE_QUICK_RANDOM, 0); - if (pubkey_only) - check_pubkey (); - else if (!selftest_only) + do { - check_ciphers (); - check_cipher_modes (); - check_bulk_cipher_modes (); - check_digests (); - check_hmac (); - check_mac (); - check_pubkey (); + if (pubkey_only) + check_pubkey (); + else if (!selftest_only) + { + check_ciphers (); + check_cipher_modes (); + check_bulk_cipher_modes (); + check_digests (); + check_hmac (); + check_mac (); + check_pubkey (); + } + loopcount++; + if (loop) + { + fprintf (stderr, "Test iteration %u completed.\n", loopcount); + if (loop != -1) + loop--; + } } - + while (loop); if (in_fips_mode && !selftest_only) { ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: tests/basic.c | 75 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 59 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) hooks/post-receive -- The GNU crypto library http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Sun Dec 15 14:07:32 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Werner Koch) Date: Sun, 15 Dec 2013 14:07:32 +0100 Subject: [git] gnupg-doc - branch, master, updated. b647c067c6622cfde23a2a53718faefdb9f4a5fe Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. 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+Libgcrypt is a building block of modern GnuPG versions (GnuPG 2.x) +and also used by a wide range of other projects. In fact all Linux +distributions install Libgcrypt by default. +
+ +
+One problem with Libgcrypt has always been that it did not deliver +top performance compared to OpenSSL. Even another GNU crypto +library, Nettle, is in some areas faster. The reason for this is +that Libgcrypt was based on an old GnuPG version. Back in the +1990s performance was not the first aim for free crypto software. +The crypto authors haved been treated as arms trafficker in the US +and not allowed to freely distribute their code. Thus the primary +goal was to write free crypto code in one of the free countries. +Further, patents severely hindered the use of crypto algorithms. +This together may explain why top performance was not an issue at +that time. Over the years this changed to the better. However, +free software development is mostly driven by user demand and there +was not much demand for a faster GnuPG. Thus we did not care much +on speeding up Libgcrypt. Well, basic support for VIA and Intel +CPU accelerated encryption features was eventually added but still +lots of other things could have been optimized. +
+ +
+Last year, Jussi Kivilinna joined the team and started to add CPU +optimized implementations of common cipher algorithms. This +changed the picture for cipher and hash algorithms. The soon to be +released Libgcrypt 1.6 is now up to modern standards on what can be +achieved on general purpose CPUs. +
+ +
+To check how 1.6.0 will compare to the older 1.5 version of +Libgcrypt, I did some benchmarks using a Thinkpad X220 which +features an i5-2410M processor at 2.3GHz running a 64 bit Debian +Wheezy. Default compiler options have been used. +
+ +
+First let us see how hash algorithms compare (click to enlarge): +
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+The olive bars indicates how many bytes can be hashed by version +1.5.3, the green bar gives the figure for the new 1.6.0, and +finally for some algorithms the hatched bar to what Nettle 2.7 is +up to. +
+ +
+The number for the completely insecure MD4 algorithms is way to +high (~750 MiB/s) to be included in this chart, thus it has been +capped. For MD5 the old Libgcrypt is faster. This is a bit +surprising but we have not researched the reason; anyway, MD5 shall +not be used by today's software because it has been completely +broken. For most of the other algorithm the performance figures +are all quite similar. For the important SHA-1 algorithm 1.6 gains +top speed of all compared implementations and further speedups are +expected in future versions. +
+ +
+The major improvements are for SHA-256 and SHA-512 (SHA-384 is a +basically SHA-512 with a truncated digest). The use of Intel +provided code which utilizes SSSE3 clearly boosts the performance +on this machine and probably on a wide range of other modern Intel +CPUs. +
+ +
+All hash functions are a target for more optimization in +forthcoming versions of Libgcrypt. +
+ +
+Now what about cipher algorithms? Have a look at this chart: +
+ + +
+
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+ +
+First, you notice that we have a lot of algorithms here. The +benchmarks are all done for ECM mode encryption. +
+ +
+There are two extremes here: 3DES is by far the slowest algorithm. +It is also the oldest one but still considered rock solid. In the +top performance range we see two algorithms: Arcfour (sometimes +called RC4), which is a simple, hard to correctly use, and worse +broken design which unfortunately is still used at a lot of places. +Even outperforming that are the modern Salsa algorithms, which are +considered strong and trustworthy. They peak at about 750 MiB/s +and 1150 for the reduced round SalsaR12 variant. Both are easy to +use stream ciphers. +
+ +
+The Serpent (an AES competition final candidate) and Camellia +(preferred in Japan) ciphers are in the same performance range for +1.5 but with the improvements of 1.6 Camellia gets close to the +performance of AES under 1.5. Jussi put a lot of work into fine +tuning AES in 1.6. Thus even with AES-NI hardware acceleration +disabled (as shown here) the throughput for AES encryption has been +doubled. +
+ +
+Given that AES is the standard encryption algorithms today, it is +worth to have a closer look at AES under different modes of +operation. +
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+For each encryption mode you see three groups of bars; one for each +cipher size. The first group is for Libgcrypt 1.5, the second for +1.6, and the third for Nettle. Note that only 1.6 implements all +modes. +
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+It is quite obvious that the throughput available with 1.6 is way +better than with 1.5 and also considerable higher than with Nettle. +
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+Finally we have a look at the performance of AES-NI acceleration: +
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+This time we have no values for Nettle. If you take the different +scale in consideration it is quite clear how hardware supported +acceleration can boost performance. However, we can?t be sure +whether the CPU has been backdoored to leak key bits. +
+ +
+The actual numbers have been collected using the bench-slope test +program from Libgcrypt and the Nettle benchmark. They are +available in a Gnumeric spreadsheet. +
+ +
+Jussi did a another set of benchmarks which include figures for +OpenSSL; you find them here. He did them using a modified version +of a 2008 speedtest comparison. He compared OpenSSL 1.0.1e, +Libgcrypt-1.5, Libgcrypt-1.6 (ECB & CTR), and Nettle (2.7.1) on +Intel Haswell. Used key sizes were 256 bit or shorter if 256 bit +is not supported. Each measurement did a key setup for encryption, +the encryption, a key setup for decryption, and the decryption all +for different buffer lengths. +
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Thus the primary + goal was to write free crypto code in one of the free countries. + Further, patents severely hindered the use of crypto algorithms. + This together may explain why top performance was not an issue at + that time. Over the years this changed to the better. However, + free software development is mostly driven by user demand and there + was not much demand for a faster GnuPG. Thus we did not care much + on speeding up Libgcrypt. Well, basic support for VIA and Intel + CPU accelerated encryption features was eventually added but still + lots of other things could have been optimized. + + Last year, Jussi Kivilinna joined the team and started to add CPU + optimized implementations of common cipher algorithms. This + changed the picture for cipher and hash algorithms. The soon to be + released Libgcrypt 1.6 is now up to modern standards on what can be + achieved on general purpose CPUs. + + To check how 1.6.0 will compare to the older 1.5 version of + Libgcrypt, I did some benchmarks using a Thinkpad X220 which + features an i5-2410M processor at 2.3GHz running a 64 bit Debian + Wheezy. Default compiler options have been used. + + First let us see how hash algorithms compare (click to enlarge): + + [[file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-hash-bench.png][file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-hash-bench_s.png]] + + The olive bars indicates how many bytes can be hashed by version + 1.5.3, the green bar gives the figure for the new 1.6.0, and + finally for some algorithms the hatched bar to what Nettle 2.7 is + up to. + + The number for the completely insecure MD4 algorithms is way to + high (~750 MiB/s) to be included in this chart, thus it has been + capped. For MD5 the old Libgcrypt is faster. This is a bit + surprising but we have not researched the reason; anyway, MD5 shall + not be used by today's software because it has been completely + broken. For most of the other algorithm the performance figures + are all quite similar. For the important SHA-1 algorithm 1.6 gains + top speed of all compared implementations and further speedups are + expected in future versions. + + The major improvements are for SHA-256 and SHA-512 (SHA-384 is a + basically SHA-512 with a truncated digest). The use of Intel + provided code which utilizes SSSE3 clearly boosts the performance + on this machine and probably on a wide range of other modern Intel + CPUs. + + All hash functions are a target for more optimization in + forthcoming versions of Libgcrypt. + + Now what about cipher algorithms? Have a look at this chart: + + [[file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-cipher-bench.png][file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-cipher-bench_s.png]] + + First, you notice that we have a lot of algorithms here. The + benchmarks are all done for ECM mode encryption. + + There are two extremes here: 3DES is by far the slowest algorithm. + It is also the oldest one but still considered rock solid. In the + top performance range we see two algorithms: Arcfour (sometimes + called RC4), which is a simple, hard to correctly use, and worse + broken design which unfortunately is still used at a lot of places. + Even outperforming that are the modern Salsa algorithms, which are + considered strong and trustworthy. They peak at about 750 MiB/s + and 1150 for the reduced round SalsaR12 variant. Both are easy to + use stream ciphers. + + The Serpent (an AES competition final candidate) and Camellia + (preferred in Japan) ciphers are in the same performance range for + 1.5 but with the improvements of 1.6 Camellia gets close to the + performance of AES under 1.5. Jussi put a lot of work into fine + tuning AES in 1.6. Thus even with AES-NI hardware acceleration + disabled (as shown here) the throughput for AES encryption has been + doubled. + + Given that AES is the standard encryption algorithms today, it is + worth to have a closer look at AES under different modes of + operation. + + [[file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-aes-bench.png][file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-aes-bench_s.png]] + + For each encryption mode you see three groups of bars; one for each + cipher size. The first group is for Libgcrypt 1.5, the second for + 1.6, and the third for Nettle. Note that only 1.6 implements all + modes. + + It is quite obvious that the throughput available with 1.6 is way + better than with 1.5 and also considerable higher than with Nettle. + + Finally we have a look at the performance of AES-NI acceleration: + + [[file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-aesni-bench.png][file:img/libgcrypt-1.6.0-aesni-bench_s.png]] + + This time we have no values for Nettle. 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Speedups in Libgcrypt 1.6

Posted 15 December 2013 by Werner Koch

+[...] To check how the forthcoming version 1.6.0 of Libgcrypt +compares to the older 1.5 version of Libgcrypt, I did some benchmarks +using a Thinkpad X220 which features an i5-2410M processor at 2.3GHz +running a 64 bit Debian Wheezy. +{more} +

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Speedups in Libgcrypt 1.6

Posted 15 December 2013 by Werner Koch

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Speedups in Libgcrypt 1.6

Posted 15 December 2013 by Werner Koch

-[...] To check how the forthcoming version 1.6.0 of Libgcrypt -compares to the older 1.5 version of Libgcrypt, I did some benchmarks -using a Thinkpad X220 which features an i5-2410M processor at 2.3GHz -running a 64 bit Debian Wheezy. -{more} -

+ [...] To check how the forthcoming version 1.6.0 of Libgcrypt + compares to the older 1.5 version of Libgcrypt, I did some benchmarks + using a Thinkpad X220 which features an i5-2410M processor at 2.3GHz + running a 64 bit Debian Wheezy. + {more} +

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Press release: GnuPG encryption project launches crowdfunding + campaign

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Today GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) has launched its first + crowdfunding campaign with the aim of building a new + website and long term infrastructure. The 24.000 EUR target will + fund:

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Fresh web interfaces for gnupg.org including mobile
Completion and release of GnuPG 2.1
Anonymous Tor network access to the website
A new user friendly download page suitable for all devices
A new server for web services
New pages convening external guides, videos, and handbooks
Facilities for processing recurring donations for long + term project support

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Project founder and Lead Developer Werner Koch said ?GnuPG has + seen a huge upsurge in popularity following recent state + spying revelations. After 16 years of continuous development, + we are now asking for community support to capitalise on + consumer demand for privacy, and make GnuPG easy to access for + mainstream audiences?.

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GnuPG is one of the few tools remaining above suspicion in the + wake of leaked NSA documents. Edward Snowden and his contacts + including Bruce Schneier switched to GnuPG when they began handling + the secret + documents earlier this year. The Wall Street Journal, The + Committee to Protect Journalists, and ProPublica have all embraced + GnuPG for protection of staff and sources. Phil Zimmerman, original + inventor of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), has also moved to GnuPG in + wake of the news.

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?GnuPG is a key part of modern privacy infrastructure? said + Sam Tuke, Campaign Manager, GnuPG. ?Millions of users rely on + GnuPG to work securely on servers, laptops and smartphones, + but 2013 donations totaling 3.000 EUR to date have not even + covered fixed costs. Supporting new algorithms like elliptical + curve and fixing newfound exploits fast takes a lot of work + which is done voluntarily. Now is the time for people to + contribute to making GnuPG slick and more sustainable in + future?.

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Jacob Appelbaum, Tor Project developer, added ?GnuPG is + important - it allows us the assurances we need to do our + work. Community funding is a critical part of a confident + outlook for GnuPG in future.?

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For further information, please contact Sam Tuke.
+ Email: samtuke [at] gnupg.org
+ Phone: +49 176 81923811 +

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About GNU Privacy Guard

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@@ -136,7 +137,7 @@ data from interception. It is developed by a community of Free Software engineers led by Werner Koch. GnuPG is used and recommended by the world?s top security experts, including - Bruce Schneier and Phil Zimmerman. It offers best in class + Bruce Schneier and Phil Zimmermann. It offers best in class privacy free of charge and restriction. Hundreds of companies have integrated GnuPG into their products to perform mission critical security, including Red Hat, Deutsche Bahn, and many diff --git a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html index 6d504d4..23640bd 100644 --- a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html +++ b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html @@ -108,11 +108,13 @@ wake of leaked NSA documents. Edward Snowden and his contacts including Bruce Schneier switched to GnuPG when they began handling the secret - documents earlier this year. The Wall Street Journal, The - Committee to Protect Journalists, and ProPublica have all embraced - GnuPG for protection of staff and sources. Phil Zimmerman, original - inventor of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), has also moved to GnuPG in - wake of the news.

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?GnuPG is a key part of modern privacy infrastructure? said Sam Tuke, Campaign Manager, GnuPG. ?Millions of users rely on @@ -141,7 +143,7 @@ data from interception. It is developed by a community of Free Software engineers led by Werner Koch. GnuPG is used and recommended by the world?s top security experts, including - Bruce Schneier and Phil Zimmerman. It offers best in class + Bruce Schneier and Phil Zimmermann. It offers best in class privacy free of charge and restriction. Hundreds of companies have integrated GnuPG into their products to perform mission critical security, including Red Hat, Deutsche Bahn, and many ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: .../20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.html | 7 ++++--- misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html | 14 ++++++++------ 2 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) hooks/post-receive -- The GnuPG website and other docs http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Thu Dec 19 11:29:11 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Werner Koch) Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 11:29:11 +0100 Subject: [git] gnupg-doc - branch, master, updated. 05af0ed341744e57635f29ee68fa62f955c4c0eb Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. It was generated because a ref change was pushed to the repository containing the project "The GnuPG website and other docs". The branch, master has been updated via 05af0ed341744e57635f29ee68fa62f955c4c0eb (commit) from 4216dc56dd676827f5180f9c5a4060566621336e (commit) Those revisions listed above that are new to this repository have not appeared on any other notification email; so we list those revisions in full, below. - Log ----------------------------------------------------------------- commit 05af0ed341744e57635f29ee68fa62f955c4c0eb Author: Werner Koch Date: Thu Dec 19 11:27:46 2013 +0100 Add news entry diff --git a/web/index.org b/web/index.org index 3963eab..e6e8171 100644 --- a/web/index.org +++ b/web/index.org @@ -44,6 +44,13 @@ all [[file:news.org][news of previous years]] is also available. # GnuPG's latest news are available as [[http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url%3Dhttp://www.gnupg.org/news.en.rss][RSS 2.0 compliant]] feed. Just # point or paste the [[news.en.rss][RSS file]] into your aggregator. +** GnuPG launches crowdfunding campaign (2013-12-19) + +Today GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) has launched its first [[http://goteo.org/project/gnupg-new-website-and-infrastructure][crowdfunding +campaign]] with the aim of building a new website and long term +infrastructure. [[http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2013q4/000338.html][{more}]] + + ** Blog: Getting Goteo crowdfunding approval (2013-12-18) The targets are set, the rewards are prepared, the press release has ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: web/index.org | 7 +++++++ 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+) hooks/post-receive -- The GnuPG website and other docs http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Thu Dec 19 12:38:14 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Sam Tuke) Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 12:38:14 +0100 Subject: [git] gnupg-doc - branch, master, updated. 702dc9f631026a0492a61d4380314c870da0f137 Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. It was generated because a ref change was pushed to the repository containing the project "The GnuPG website and other docs". The branch, master has been updated via 702dc9f631026a0492a61d4380314c870da0f137 (commit) from 05af0ed341744e57635f29ee68fa62f955c4c0eb (commit) Those revisions listed above that are new to this repository have not appeared on any other notification email; so we list those revisions in full, below. - Log ----------------------------------------------------------------- commit 702dc9f631026a0492a61d4380314c870da0f137 Author: Sam Tuke Date: Thu Dec 19 12:38:04 2013 +0100 Added German PR release diff --git a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8bfe27 --- /dev/null +++ b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ + + + + + + GnuPG launches crowdfunding campaign - Blog - Gnu Privacy Guard + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

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Heute wurde die erste Kampagne zur Crowd-Finanzierung des GNU Privacy Guards (GnuPG, GPG) gestartet. Das Ziel ist die Erstellung einer neuen Webpr?senz und einer zukunftssicheren Infrastruktur. Die anvisierten 24.000 Euro werden die folgenden Punkte finanzieren:
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Der Gr?nder und Chefentwickler des Projekts, Werner Koch, erkl?rt hierzu: ?Seit den diesj?hrigen Spionageenth?llungen hat GnuPG stark an Popularit?t gewonnen. Nach 16 Jahren kontinuierlicher Entwicklung bitten wir nun um allgemeine Unterst?tzung der Finanzierung unserer Arbeit zum Schutz der Privatsph?re. GnuPG soll f?r die Allgemeinheit einfacher zu benutzen und verstehen sein.?
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GnuPG is eines der wenigen Werkzeuge, die auch nach dem Auffliegen der NSA-Dokumente ?ber jeden Verdacht einer m?glichen Korrumpierung erhaben sind. Edward Snowden und seine Kontaktpersonen, ebenso wie auch Bruce Schneier, benutzen GnuPG, seit sie Anfang des Jahres mit der Durchsicht der geheimen NSA-Unterlagen begannen[2]. Das Wall Street Journal, das Komitee zum Schutze der Journalisten und ProPublica[3] haben sich alle auf die Verwendung von GnuPG geeinigt, um so ihre Mitarbeiter und Quellen zu sch?tzen. Phil Zimmermann, der urspr?ngliche Erfinder von Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), benutzt als Reaktion auf die j?ngsten Ereignisse ebenfalls GnuPG.
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?GnuPG ist eine fundamentale Komponente des modernen Schutzes der Privatsph?re? sagt Sam Tuke, der die GnuPG Kampage leitet. ?Millionen von Benutzern verlassen sich auf GnuPG, um sicher mit Servern, Laptops und Smartphones zu arbeiten?. Der Spendeneingang von bis dato insgesamt 3000 Euro in 2013 deckt allerdings nicht einmal die Fixkosten des Projekts. Die Unterst?tzung von neuen Algorithmen, wie etwa elliptischen Kurven, sowie das Beheben von neu entdeckten Fehlern, kostet viel an freiwillig geleisteter Zeit. Es ist nun an der Zeit, mitzuhelfen, GnuPG aufzupolieren und ihm eine gesicherte Zukunft zu gew?hren.
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Jakob Appelbaum, Entwickler beim Tor Projekt, f?gt hinzu: ?GnuPG is wichtig - es gibt uns die Verl?sslichkeit, die wir f?r unsere Arbeit ben?tigen. Eine F?rderung durch die Gemeinschaft ist ein absolut notwendiger Teil einer zuversichtlichen Perspektive f?r GnuPG?.
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Das GnuPG Verschl?sselungsprojekt startet Crowd-Finanzierungs-Kampagne.

2013-12-19

Heute wurde die erste Kampagne zur Crowd-Finanzierung des GNU Privacy Guards (GnuPG, GPG) gestartet. Das Ziel ist die Erstellung einer neuen Webpr?senz und einer zukunftssicheren Infrastruktur. Die anvisierten 24.000 Euro werden die folgenden Punkte finanzieren:

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+ + + + + Le projet de chiffrement GnuPG lance sa campagne de financement + 2013-12-19 + + La premi?re campagne + de financement de Gnu Privacy Guard (GnuPG) a ?t? lanc?e + aujourd'hui. Elle a pour objectif de cr?er un nouveau site web et + des infrastructures de long terme pour le projet. La lev?e de 24000? + permettra de financer + + + une nouvelle interface web pour gnupg.org, version mobile incluse + de nouvelles pages comportant guides, vid?os et manuels + Une nouvelle page de t?l?chargement facile d'utilisation pour + tous les types d'appareils + l'acc?s anonyme au site via le r?seau Tor + un nouveau serveur pour les services web + l'ach?vement et le lancement de la version 2.1 de GnuPG + des infrastructures pour g?rer les dons r?guliers pour le + soutien du projet sur le long terme + + + Le fondateur du projet et d?veloppeur principal Werner Koch a + d?clar? "GnuPG a b?n?fici? d'un important regain de popularit? ? la + suite des r?centes r?v?lations sur l'espionage d'Etat. Apr?s 16 ans + de d?veloppement continu, nous demandons maintenant un soutien de la + communaut? pour capitaliser sur les demandes d'une meilleure + protection de la vie priv?e et rendre GnuPG plus facilement + accessible au grand public. + + GnuPG est un des rares outils restant ? l'abri des soup?ons dans + le sillage des documents fuit?s de la NSA. Edward Snowden et ses + contacts, dont Bruce Schneier, se sont mis ? utiliser GnuPG + au d?but de l'ann?e, lorsqu'ils ont commenc? ? s'occuper des + documents secrets. Le Wall Street Journal, Le Comit? pour la + Protection des Journalistes + et ProPublica + ont tous adopt? GnuPG pour prot?ger leurs employ?s et leurs + sources. Phil Zimmermann, l'inventeur originel de Pretty Good + Privacy (PGP), a aussi choisi d'uiliser GnuPG en r?action ? + l'actualit? r?cente. + + "GnuPG est une composante fondamentale des infrastructures + modernes de protection de la vie priv?e" a d?clar? Sam Tuke, le + directeur de campagne de GnuPG. "Des millions d'utilisateurs se + fient ? GnuPG pour pouvoir travailler de mani?re s?curis?e sur leurs + serveurs, laptops et smartphones; mais les dons effectu?s en 2013 + n'ont repr?sent? que 3.000 EUR et ne suffisent m?me pas ? couvrir + les co?ts fixes du projet. Supporter de nouveaux algorithmes, comme + les courbes ?lliptiques, et r?agir rapidement en cas de d?couverte + de nouvelles possibilit?s d'attaques repr?sente une lourde charge de + travail, actuellement assur?e b?n?volement. + + Jacob Appelbaum, d?veloppeur Tor, a ajout? "Le travail effectu? + par GnuPG est important et n?cessite du soutien. Les financements de + la communaut? sont fondamentaux pour envisager l'avenir de GnuPG + avec confiance". + + + Pour plus d'informations, contactez Sam Tuke + Email: samtuke [at] gnupg.org + T?l?phone: +49 176 81923811 + + + A propos de Gnu Privacy Guard + + GnuPG est une application majeure de chiffrement qui prot?ge des + interceptions emails et donn?es. Elle est d?velopp?e par une + communaut? d'ing?nieurs de logiciel libre men?e par Werner + Koch. GnuPG est utilis? et recommand?e par les experts + internationaux en s?curit? les plus reconnus, dont Bruce Schneier et + Phil Zimmerman. Elle permet de prot?ger sa vie priv?e, et ce + gratuitement et sans restriction. Des centaines d'entreprises ont + int?gr? GnuPG dans leurs produits pour en assurer la s?curit?, y + compris Red Hat, Deutsche Bahn et de nombreuses autres. + + http://gnupg.org + + + + + + +

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16 Years of protecting privacy

Posted 20th December 2013 by Sam Tuke

+Today marks 16 years since the first release of GNU Privacy Guard +(GnuPG). In that time the project has grown from being a hacker?s +hobby into one of the world?s most critical anti-surveillance +tools. Today GnuPG stands at the front line of the battle between +invasive surveillance and civil liberties. +

+?Time has proven Free Software to be the most trustworthy defender +against companies and governments seeking to undermine citizen +privacy? said Werner Koch, GnuPG Founder and Lead Developer. ?Although +funding our work has not always been easy, the need for universally +accessible privacy tools has never been more apparent?. +

+Some of the world?s top security specialists are now counted among +GnuPG users, including Bruce Schneier, Jacob Appelbaum, and Phil +Zimmerman, inventor of PGP. This summer the world learned of the +extent of Government spying thanks to whistleblowers and journalists +communicating using GnuPG encrypted emails. Market leading servers +from Red Hat and Debian have built their reputation for security on +the foundation of GnuPG-verified software. +

+?The success of GnuPG?s first crowdfunding campaign, which received +90% of it?s target in 24 hours, shows a fresh willingness among users +to support GnuPG in it?s 16th year, and points to new opportunities +for the project in future? said Sam Tuke, GnuPG Campaign Manager. +?The release of GnuPG 2.1 and the launch of a newly designed website +later this year will bring GnuPG and its clients for Windows, Mac, +Gnu/Linux, and Android to new audiences?. +

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+Over the years GnuPG has kept up to date with new algorithms, such as +Elliptic Curve Cryptography, and reactive to new threats, such as key +extraction via acoustic monitoring, which was announced two days ago +by researchers as GnuPG updates were released, in coordination with +developers. Members remain confident of the future of GnuPG and look +forward to facing the privacy threats of tomorrow with community +support. +

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16 Years of protecting privacy

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-?The success of GnuPG?s first crowdfunding campaign, which received -90% of it?s target in 24 hours, shows a fresh willingness among users -to support GnuPG in it?s 16th year, and points to new opportunities -for the project in future? said Sam Tuke, GnuPG Campaign Manager. -?The release of GnuPG 2.1 and the launch of a newly designed website -later this year will bring GnuPG and its clients for Windows, Mac, -Gnu/Linux, and Android to new audiences?. +?The success of GnuPG?s +first crowdfunding campaign, which received 90% of it?s target in 24 +hours, shows a fresh willingness among users to support GnuPG in it?s +16th year, and points to new opportunities for the project in future? +said Sam Tuke, GnuPG Campaign Manager. ?The release of GnuPG 2.1 and +the launch of a newly designed website later this year will bring +GnuPG and its clients for Windows, Mac, Gnu/Linux, and Android to new +audiences?.

diff --git a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html index 1e2c461..0ae6d34 100644 --- a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html +++ b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html @@ -104,13 +104,15 @@ the foundation of GnuPG-verified software.

diff --git a/web/index.org b/web/index.org index 6d06b0a..7f4645e 100644 --- a/web/index.org +++ b/web/index.org @@ -44,6 +44,16 @@ all [[file:news.org][news of previous years]] is also available. # GnuPG's latest news are available as [[http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url%3Dhttp://www.gnupg.org/news.en.rss][RSS 2.0 compliant]] feed. Just # point or paste the [[news.en.rss][RSS file]] into your aggregator. + +** 16 Years of protecting privacy (2013-12-20) + +Today marks 16 years since the first release of GnuPG. In that time +the project has grown from being a hacker?s hobby into one of the +world?s most critical anti-surveillance tools. Today GnuPG stands at +the front line of the battle between invasive surveillance and civil +liberties. [[http://blog.gnupg.org/20131220-gnupg-turned-0x10.html][{more}]] + + ** GnuPG launches crowdfunding campaign (2013-12-19) Today GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) has launched its first ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131220-gnupg-turned-0x10.html | 16 +++++++++------- misc/blog.gnupg.org/index.html | 16 +++++++++------- web/index.org | 10 ++++++++++ 3 files changed, 28 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) hooks/post-receive -- The GnuPG website and other docs http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Fri Dec 20 18:45:23 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Werner Koch) Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2013 18:45:23 +0100 Subject: [git] gnupg-doc - branch, master, updated. ecb95b769ac65f3777b845d80f5560383a119fa0 Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. It was generated because a ref change was pushed to the repository containing the project "The GnuPG website and other docs". The branch, master has been updated via ecb95b769ac65f3777b845d80f5560383a119fa0 (commit) from e0d4d18f1e5018dda44d3d7424fabfb0dbc101d6 (commit) Those revisions listed above that are new to this repository have not appeared on any other notification email; so we list those revisions in full, below. - Log ----------------------------------------------------------------- commit ecb95b769ac65f3777b845d80f5560383a119fa0 Author: Werner Koch Date: Fri Dec 20 18:43:55 2013 +0100 Add Spanish a translation. diff --git a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html index 072b8f8..05de71f 100644 --- a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html +++ b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.de.html @@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ · English · + Espa?ol + · Francaise · Deutsch diff --git a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.html b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.es.html similarity index 50% copy from misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.html copy to misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.es.html index aabc626..2802b06 100644 --- a/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.html +++ b/misc/blog.gnupg.org/20131219-gnupg-launches-crowfunding.es.html @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ - + - GnuPG launches crowdfunding campaign - Blog - Gnu Privacy Guard + GnuPG lanza campa?a de financiaci?n colectiva - Blog - Gnu Privacy Guard @@ -27,7 +27,9 @@ · - English + English + · + Espa?ol · Francaise · @@ -74,80 +76,89 @@ -

Press release: GnuPG encryption project launches crowdfunding - campaign

Posted 19th December 2013 by Sam Tuke

GnuPG lanza campa?a de financiaci?n colectiva

2013-12-19 (translation by Vlax)

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Con el objetivo de construir un nuevo sitio web, a partir de hoy + GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) convoca a participar con donaciones + econ?micas y colaboraciones distribuidas [1] que a largo plazo + puedan mejorar su infraestructura.

Today GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) has launched its first - crowdfunding campaign with the aim of building a new - website and long term infrastructure. The 24.000 EUR target will - fund:

La meta son 24.000 euros que servir?n para financiar:

Fresh web interfaces for gnupg.org including mobile
Completion and release of GnuPG 2.1
Anonymous Tor network access to the website
A new user friendly download page suitable for all devices
A new server for web services
New pages convening external guides, videos, and handbooks
Facilities for processing recurring donations for long - term project support
Nuevas Interfaces Web para el sitio gnupg.org que incluyan versiones para m?vil
Finalizaci?n y liberaci?n de GnuPG 2.1
Acceso an?nimo desde la red Tor a la web de GnuPG
Una nueva p?gina que facilite la descarga desde cualquier dispositivo
Un nuevo servidor web
Nuevas p?ginas con referencias a gu?as externas, v?deos y manuales
Sistema para procesar donativos constantes en apoyo de + proyectos de largo plazo.

Project founder and Lead Developer Werner Koch said ?GnuPG has - seen a huge upsurge in popularity following recent state - spying revelations. After 16 years of continuous development, - we are now asking for community support to capitalise on - consumer demand for privacy, and make GnuPG easy to access for - mainstream audiences?.

- -

GnuPG is one of the few tools remaining above suspicion in the - wake of leaked NSA documents. Edward Snowden and his contacts - including Bruce Schneier switched to GnuPG when they began handling - the secret - documents earlier this year. The Wall Street Journal, The - Committee to Protect Journalists, and - ProPublica have all embraced - GnuPG for protection of staff and sources. Phil Zimmermann, original - inventor of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), has also moved to GnuPG in - wake of the news.

- -

?GnuPG is a key part of modern privacy infrastructure? said - Sam Tuke, Campaign Manager, GnuPG. ?Millions of users rely on - GnuPG to work securely on servers, laptops and smartphones, - but 2013 donations totaling 3.000 EUR to date have not even - covered fixed costs. Supporting new algorithms like elliptical - curve and fixing newfound exploits fast takes a lot of work - which is done voluntarily. Now is the time for people to - contribute to making GnuPG slick and more sustainable in - future?.

- -

Jacob Appelbaum, Tor Project developer, added ?GnuPG is - important - it allows us the assurances we need to do our - work. Community funding is a critical part of a confident - outlook for GnuPG in future.?

- - -

For further information, please contact Sam Tuke.
- Email: samtuke [at] gnupg.org
- Phone: +49 176 81923811 +

Werner Koch, fundador del proyecto y principal desarrollador + asegura que "la popularidad de GnuPG se ha incrementado luego de las + recientes revelaciones sobre el espionaje gubernamental. Despu?s de + 16 a?os de continuo desarrollo, ahora solicitamos el apoyo de la + comunidad para aprovechar esta exigencia en favor de la privacidad + de los usuarios, haciendo que GnuPG sea de f?cil de uso para el + p?blico en general".

+ +

A ra?z de las fugas de documentos de la NSA, GnuPG permanece como + una de las pocas herramientas fuera de toda sospecha. Edward Snowden + y sus contactos, incluyendo a Bruce Schneier, cambiaron a GnuPG + cuando a principios de este a?o [2] comenzaron a manipular + documentos secretos. El peri?dico The Wall Street Journal, el Comit? + para la Protecci?n de los Periodistas, y la organizaci?n ProPublica + [3] utilizan GnuPG para la protecci?n de sus colaboradores y de sus + fuentes de informaci?n. Por su parte y a ra?z de estas revelaciones, + Phil Zimmermann, el inventor de 'Pretty Good Privacy' (PGP), tambi?n + se cambi? a GnuPG.

+ +

"GnuPG es una parte estrat?gica en la infraestructura moderna de + privacidad", dijo Sam Tuke, el Director de campa?as de + GnuPG. "Millones de usuarios conf?an en GnuPG para trabajar de modo + seguro en servidores, ordenadores port?tiles y tel?fonos + inteligentes, pero las donaciones que hemos obtenido durante el a?o + 2013 no cubren siquiera los gastos normales. El soporte para los + nuevos algoritmos como el de curva el?ptica, y la soluci?n de fallas + t?cnicas lleva una gran cantidad de trabajo que se realiza + voluntariamente. Este es el momento para que la gente contribuya + para lograr que GnuPG sea m?s eficiente y autosuficiente en el + futuro".

+ +

Jacob Appelbaum, desarrollador del Proyecto Tor, agreg? que + "GnuPG es importante porque nos ofrece garant?as que necesitamos + para hacer nuestro trabajo. La financiaci?n comunitaria es una parte + fundamental de la perspectiva de confianza futura para GnuPG".

+ +

+ Para m?s informaci?n, p?ngase en contacto con Sam Tuke.
+ Email: samtuke [at] gnupg.org
+ Tel?fono: +49 176 81923811

About GNU Privacy Guard

- -

GnuPG is a leading cryptography app that protects emails and - data from interception. It is developed by a community of Free - Software engineers led by Werner Koch. GnuPG is used and - recommended by the world?s top security experts, including - Bruce Schneier and Phil Zimmermann. It offers best in class - privacy free of charge and restriction. Hundreds of companies - have integrated GnuPG into their products to perform mission - critical security, including Red Hat, Deutsche Bahn, and many - others.

http://goteo.org/project/gnupg-new-website-and-infrastructure
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-how-to-remain-secure-surveillance
http://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/hacks_hackers_security_for_jou.php

+ +

Acerca del Guardi?n de Privacidad de GnuPG

+ +

GnuPG es una aplicaci?n l?der en criptograf?a que permite + proteger datos y correos electr?nicos, del riesgo de ser + interceptados. Desarrollado por una comunidad de ingenieros de + software libre encabezada por Werner Koch, GnuPG es utilizado y + recomendado por expertos en seguridad de todo el mundo, como Bruce + Schneier y Phil Zimmermann, ya que ofrece la mejor clase de + privacidad de manera gratuita, sin costos ni restricciones. Cientos + de compa??as, incluyendo Red Hat, Deutsche Bahn y muchos otros, han + integrado GnuPG en sus productos para cumplir sus objetivos de + proporcionar seguridad cr?tica.

http://gnupg.org

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Update: Here is a +French translation

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+ + + + + 16 Years of protecting privacy + Posted 20th December 2013 by Sam Tuke + + Thanks to 'FilipinoLawyer' for this translation. + + Noong Disyembre 20, 2013 ay ika-16 taon mula ng unang labas ng GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG). Sa loob ng mga panahong ito, ang proyekto ay lumago mula sa pagiging isang libangan ng mga hacker tungo sa isa sa mga pinakakritikal na gamit sa buong mundo laban sa pagmamatyag o surveillance. Ngayon ang GnuPG ay isa sa mga nasa harapan ng pagtatanggol ng kalayaang sibil at karapatan laban sa mapanalakay na pagmamatyag. + + Ayon kay Werner Koch, nagtatag at Lead Developer ng GnuPG: ?Time has proven Free Software to be the most trustworthy defender against companies and governments seeking to undermine citizen privacy?. Aniya: ?Although funding our work has not always been easy, the need for universally accessible privacy tools has never been more apparent?. + + "Sa maraming panahon, napatunayan na ang Free Software ang pinaka-mapagkakatiwalaang tagapagtanggol laban sa mga kumpanya at mga pamahalaan na naglalayong pahinain ang pribisiya o privacy ng mamamayan" at "Kahit na ang pagpopondo ng aming trabaho ay hindi palaging madali, ang pangkalahatang pangangailangan para makukuha ng gamit para sa pribisiya o privacy tool ay naging mas maliwanag". + Ang ilan sa mga nangungunang espesyalista sa seguridad ay gumagamit ng GnuPG kabilang sina Bruce Schneier, Jacob Appelbaum, at Phil Zimmerman, imbentor ng PGP. Noong mga nakalipas na buwan ng taong ito, nalaman ng buong mundo ang lawak ng pagmamatyag o pagiispiya ng mga gobyerno at dapat na pasalamatan ang mga whistleblowers at mamamahayag na nagbunyag nito gamit ang GnuPG-encrypted email sa kanilang paguusap. Ang mga pangunahing IT server na Red Hat at Debian ay gumagamit din ng GnuPG at inilagay ang kanilang reputasyon para sa seguridad sa pamamagitan ng mga GnuPG-verified software. + + Ayon kay Sam Tuke, GnuPG Campaign Manager: ?The success of GnuPG?s first crowdfunding campaign, which received 90% of it?s target in 24 hours, shows a fresh willingness among users to support GnuPG in it?s 16th year, and points to new opportunities for the project in future?. Aniya: ?The release of GnuPG 2.1 and the launch of a newly designed website later this year will bring GnuPG and its clients for Windows, Mac, Gnu/Linux, and Android to new audiences?. + + "Ang tagumpay ng unang kampanya ng GnuPG para makalikom ng donasyon sa publiko o crowdfunding, na nakatanggap ng 90% ng target na donasyon sa loob lamang ng 24 oras, ay nagpapakita ng isang sariwang pagpayag ng mga gumagamit ng GnuPG upang suportahan ang GnuPG sa ika-16 na taon nito, patungo sa mga bagong oportunidad para sa proyekto sa hinaharap" at "Ang paglabas ng GnuPG 2.1 at ang paglulunsad ng isang bagong dinisenyong website sa susunod na parte ng taong ito ay makakatulong sa pagbahagi ng GnuPG at mga proyekto nito sa Windows, Mac, GNU / Linux, at Android sa mga bagong madla". + + Sa paglipas ng mga taon ang GnuPG ay pinananatiling ito ay gumagamit ng mga napapanahon at bagong algorithm, katulad ng Elliptic Curve Cryptography, at tumutugon sa mga bagong pagbabanta sa tulong ng at koordinasyon sa mga developer. Ang mga miyembro at gumagamit ng GnuPG ay nananatiling tiwala sa kinabukasan ng GnuPG at inaasahang ang paglaban sa mga maaaring banta sa pribisiya sa hinaharap ay may suporta mula sa komunidad. + + + + + +

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16 Years of protecting privacy

Posted 20th December 2013 by Sam Tuke

Thanks to 'FilipinoLawyer' for this translation.

Noong Disyembre 20, 2013 ay ika-16 taon mula ng unang labas ng GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG). Sa loob ng mga panahong ito, ang proyekto ay lumago mula sa pagiging isang libangan ng mga hacker tungo sa isa sa mga pinakakritikal na gamit sa buong mundo laban sa pagmamatyag o surveillance. Ngayon ang GnuPG ay isa sa mga nasa harapan ng pagtatanggol ng kalayaang sibil at karapatan laban sa mapanalakay na pagmamatyag.

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Update: Here is a -French translation

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[HAS_X86_CPUID] (detect_x86_gnuc): Check for OSXSAVE and OS support for XMM&YMM registers and enable AVX/AVX2 only if XMM&YMM registers are supported by OS. -- This patch is based on original patch and bug report by Panagiotis Christopoulos: Adding better detection of AVX/AVX2 support After upgrading libgcrypt from 1.5.3 to 1.6.0 on a remote XEN system (linode) my gpg2 stopped working properly, throwing SIGILL signals when doing sha512 operations etc. I managed to debug this with the help of Doublas Freed (dwfreed at mtu.edu) and it seems that the current AVX detection just checks for bit 28 on cpuid but the check still works on systems that have disabled the avx/avx2 instructions for some reason (eg. performance/unstability) resulting in SIGILLs (eg. when trying _gcry_sha512_transform_amd64_avx() ). From Intel resources[1][2], I found additional checks for better AVX detection and applied them in the following patch. Please review/change accordingly and commit some better AVX detection mechanism. The AVX part is tested but could not test the AVX2 one, because I lack proper hardware. I can provide additional information upon request. Use the patch only as a guideline, as it's not thoroughly tested. [1] http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2011/04/14/is-avx-enabled [2] http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/manuals/64-ia-32-architectures-software-developer-manual-325462.pdf (sections 14.3 and 14.7.1) Reported-by: Panagiotis Christopoulos (pchrist) Cc: Doublas Freed Cc: Tim Harder Signed-off-by: Jussi Kivilinna diff --git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac index 27de850..8b43d9a 100644 --- a/configure.ac +++ b/configure.ac @@ -1033,7 +1033,7 @@ AC_CACHE_CHECK([whether GCC inline assembler supports AVX instructions], [gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx=no AC_COMPILE_IFELSE([AC_LANG_SOURCE( [[void a(void) { - __asm__("vaesdeclast (%[mem]),%%xmm0,%%xmm7\n\t"::[mem]"r"(0):); + __asm__("xgetbv; vaesdeclast (%[mem]),%%xmm0,%%xmm7\n\t"::[mem]"r"(0):); }]])], [gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx=yes])]) if test "$gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx" = "yes" ; then @@ -1050,7 +1050,7 @@ AC_CACHE_CHECK([whether GCC inline assembler supports AVX2 instructions], [gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx2=no AC_COMPILE_IFELSE([AC_LANG_SOURCE( [[void a(void) { - __asm__("vpbroadcastb %%xmm7,%%ymm1\n\t":::"cc"); + __asm__("xgetbv; vpbroadcastb %%xmm7,%%ymm1\n\t":::"cc"); }]])], [gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx2=yes])]) if test "$gcry_cv_gcc_inline_asm_avx2" = "yes" ; then diff --git a/src/hwf-x86.c b/src/hwf-x86.c index 4e82558..0591b4f 100644 --- a/src/hwf-x86.c +++ b/src/hwf-x86.c @@ -95,6 +95,21 @@ get_cpuid(unsigned int in, unsigned int *eax, unsigned int *ebx, if (edx) *edx = regs[3]; } + +static unsigned int +get_xgetbv(void) +{ + unsigned int t_eax; + + asm volatile + ("xgetbv\n\t" + : "=a" (t_eax) + : "c" (0) + ); + + return t_eax; +} + #endif /* i386 && GNUC */ @@ -129,6 +144,21 @@ get_cpuid(unsigned int in, unsigned int *eax, unsigned int *ebx, if (edx) *edx = regs[3]; } + +static unsigned int +get_xgetbv(void) +{ + unsigned int t_eax; + + asm volatile + ("xgetbv\n\t" + : "=a" (t_eax) + : "c" (0) + ); + + return t_eax; +} + #endif /* x86-64 && GNUC */ @@ -138,9 +168,12 @@ detect_x86_gnuc (void) { char vendor_id[12+1]; unsigned int features; + unsigned int os_supports_avx_avx2_registers = 0; unsigned int max_cpuid_level; unsigned int result = 0; + (void)os_supports_avx_avx2_registers; + if (!is_cpuid_available()) return 0; @@ -215,10 +248,20 @@ detect_x86_gnuc (void) if (features & 0x02000000) result |= HWF_INTEL_AESNI; #endif /*ENABLE_AESNI_SUPPORT*/ +#if defined(ENABLE_AVX_SUPPORT) || defined(ENABLE_AVX2_SUPPORT) + /* Test bit 27 for OSXSAVE (required for AVX/AVX2). */ + if (features & 0x08000000) + { + /* Check that OS has enabled both XMM and YMM state support. */ + if ((get_xgetbv() & 0x6) == 0x6) + os_supports_avx_avx2_registers = 1; + } +#endif #ifdef ENABLE_AVX_SUPPORT /* Test bit 28 for AVX. */ if (features & 0x10000000) - result |= HWF_INTEL_AVX; + if (os_supports_avx_avx2_registers) + result |= HWF_INTEL_AVX; #endif /*ENABLE_AVX_SUPPORT*/ #ifdef ENABLE_DRNG_SUPPORT /* Test bit 30 for RDRAND. */ @@ -242,6 +285,7 @@ detect_x86_gnuc (void) #ifdef ENABLE_AVX2_SUPPORT /* Test bit 5 for AVX2. */ if (features & 0x00000020) + if (os_supports_avx_avx2_registers) result |= HWF_INTEL_AVX2; #endif /*ENABLE_AVX_SUPPORT*/ } ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: configure.ac | 4 ++-- src/hwf-x86.c | 46 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 2 files changed, 47 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) hooks/post-receive -- The GNU crypto library http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Mon Dec 30 14:13:59 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Jussi Kivilinna) Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2013 14:13:59 +0100 Subject: [git] GCRYPT - branch, master, updated. libgcrypt-1.6.0-12-g7547898 Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. It was generated because a ref change was pushed to the repository containing the project "The GNU crypto library". The branch, master has been updated via 7547898109c72a97e3102b2a045ee4fdb2aa40bf (commit) via a05be441d8cd89b90d8d58e3a343a436dae377d0 (commit) from bbcb12187afb1756cb27296166b57fa19ee45d4d (commit) Those revisions listed above that are new to this repository have not appeared on any other notification email; so we list those revisions in full, below. - Log ----------------------------------------------------------------- commit 7547898109c72a97e3102b2a045ee4fdb2aa40bf Author: Jussi Kivilinna Date: Mon Dec 30 15:10:13 2013 +0200 Add AMD64 assembly implementation for arcfour * cipher/Makefile.am: Add 'arcfour-amd64.S'. * cipher/arcfour-amd64.S: New. * cipher/arcfour.c (USE_AMD64_ASM): New. [USE_AMD64_ASM] (ARCFOUR_context, _gcry_arcfour_amd64) (encrypt_stream): New. * configure.ac [host=x86_64]: Add 'arcfour-amd64.lo'. -- Patch adds Marc Bevand's public-domain AMD64 assembly implementation of RC4 to libgcrypt. Original implementation is at: http://www.zorinaq.com/papers/rc4-amd64.html Benchmarks on Intel i5-4570 (3200 Mhz): New: ARCFOUR | nanosecs/byte mebibytes/sec cycles/byte STREAM enc | 1.29 ns/B 737.7 MiB/s 4.14 c/B STREAM dec | 1.31 ns/B 730.6 MiB/s 4.18 c/B Old (C-language): ARCFOUR | nanosecs/byte mebibytes/sec cycles/byte STREAM enc | 2.09 ns/B 457.4 MiB/s 6.67 c/B STREAM dec | 2.09 ns/B 457.2 MiB/s 6.68 c/B Signed-off-by: Jussi Kivilinna diff --git a/cipher/Makefile.am b/cipher/Makefile.am index 98c6254..15400e5 100644 --- a/cipher/Makefile.am +++ b/cipher/Makefile.am @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ dsa-common.c rsa-common.c \ rmd.h EXTRA_libcipher_la_SOURCES = \ -arcfour.c \ +arcfour.c arcfour-amd64.S \ blowfish.c blowfish-amd64.S \ cast5.c cast5-amd64.S cast5-arm.S \ crc.c \ diff --git a/cipher/arcfour-amd64.S b/cipher/arcfour-amd64.S new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c32cd6f --- /dev/null +++ b/cipher/arcfour-amd64.S @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +/* +** RC4 implementation optimized for AMD64. +** +** Author: Marc Bevand +** Licence: I hereby disclaim the copyright on this code and place it +** in the public domain. +** +** The throughput achieved by this code is about 320 MBytes/sec, on +** a 1.8 GHz AMD Opteron (rev C0) processor. +** +** 2013/12/20 : +** - Integrated to libgcrypt +** - 4.18 cycles/byte on Intel i5-4570 +*/ + +#ifdef __x86_64__ +#include +#if defined(USE_ARCFOUR) && defined(HAVE_COMPATIBLE_GCC_AMD64_PLATFORM_AS) + +.text +.align 16 +.globl _gcry_arcfour_amd64 +.type _gcry_arcfour_amd64, at function +_gcry_arcfour_amd64: + push %rbp + push %rbx + mov %rdi, %rbp # key = ARG(key) + mov %rsi, %rbx # rbx = ARG(len) + mov %rdx, %rsi # in = ARG(in) + mov %rcx, %rdi # out = ARG(out) + mov (4*256)(%rbp), %ecx # x = key->x + mov (4*256+4)(%rbp),%edx # y = key->y + inc %rcx # x++ + and $255, %rcx # x &= 0xff + lea -8(%rbx,%rsi), %rbx # rbx = in+len-8 + mov %rbx, %r9 # tmp = in+len-8 + mov (%rbp,%rcx,4), %eax # tx = d[x] + cmp %rsi, %rbx # cmp in with in+len-8 + jl .Lend # jump if (in+len-8 < in) + +.Lstart: + add $8, %rsi # increment in + add $8, %rdi # increment out + + # generate the next 8 bytes of the rc4 stream into %r8 + mov $8, %r11 # byte counter +1: add %al, %dl # y += tx + mov (%rbp,%rdx,4), %ebx # ty = d[y] + mov %ebx, (%rbp,%rcx,4) # d[x] = ty + add %al, %bl # val = ty + tx + mov %eax, (%rbp,%rdx,4) # d[y] = tx + inc %cl # x++ (NEXT ROUND) + mov (%rbp,%rcx,4), %eax # tx = d[x] (NEXT ROUND) + shl $8, %r8 + movb (%rbp,%rbx,4), %r8b # val = d[val] + dec %r11b + jnz 1b + + # xor 8 bytes + bswap %r8 + xor -8(%rsi), %r8 + cmp %r9, %rsi # cmp in+len-8 with in + mov %r8, -8(%rdi) + jle .Lstart # jump if (in <= in+len-8) + +.Lend: + add $8, %r9 # tmp = in+len + + # handle the last bytes, one by one +1: cmp %rsi, %r9 # cmp in with in+len + jle .Lfinished # jump if (in+len <= in) + add %al, %dl # y += tx + mov (%rbp,%rdx,4), %ebx # ty = d[y] + mov %ebx, (%rbp,%rcx,4) # d[x] = ty + add %al, %bl # val = ty + tx + mov %eax, (%rbp,%rdx,4) # d[y] = tx + inc %cl # x++ (NEXT ROUND) + mov (%rbp,%rcx,4), %eax # tx = d[x] (NEXT ROUND) + movb (%rbp,%rbx,4), %r8b # val = d[val] + xor (%rsi), %r8b # xor 1 byte + movb %r8b, (%rdi) + inc %rsi # in++ + inc %rdi # out++ + jmp 1b + +.Lfinished: + dec %rcx # x-- + movb %dl, (4*256)(%rbp) # key->y = y + movb %cl, (4*256+4)(%rbp) # key->x = x + pop %rbx + pop %rbp + ret +.L__gcry_arcfour_amd64_end: +.size _gcry_arcfour_amd64,.L__gcry_arcfour_amd64_end-_gcry_arcfour_amd64 + +#endif +#endif diff --git a/cipher/arcfour.c b/cipher/arcfour.c index d692c84..27537bf 100644 --- a/cipher/arcfour.c +++ b/cipher/arcfour.c @@ -31,8 +31,33 @@ #include "g10lib.h" #include "cipher.h" +/* USE_AMD64_ASM indicates whether to use AMD64 assembly code. */ +#undef USE_AMD64_ASM +#if defined(__x86_64__) && defined(HAVE_COMPATIBLE_GCC_AMD64_PLATFORM_AS) +# define USE_AMD64_ASM 1 +#endif + static const char *selftest(void); +#ifdef USE_AMD64_ASM + +typedef struct { + u32 sbox[256]; + u32 idx_i, idx_j; +} ARCFOUR_context; + +void _gcry_arcfour_amd64(void *key, size_t len, const byte *indata, + byte *outdata); + +static void +encrypt_stream (void *context, + byte *outbuf, const byte *inbuf, size_t length) +{ + _gcry_arcfour_amd64 (context, length, inbuf, outbuf ); +} + +#else /*!USE_AMD64_ASM*/ + typedef struct { byte sbox[256]; int idx_i, idx_j; @@ -96,6 +121,8 @@ encrypt_stream (void *context, _gcry_burn_stack (64); } +#endif /*!USE_AMD64_ASM*/ + static gcry_err_code_t do_arcfour_setkey (void *context, const byte *key, unsigned int keylen) diff --git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac index 8b43d9a..1715161 100644 --- a/configure.ac +++ b/configure.ac @@ -1505,6 +1505,13 @@ LIST_MEMBER(arcfour, $enabled_ciphers) if test "$found" = "1"; then GCRYPT_CIPHERS="$GCRYPT_CIPHERS arcfour.lo" AC_DEFINE(USE_ARCFOUR, 1, [Defined if this module should be included]) + + case "${host}" in + x86_64-*-*) + # Build with the assembly implementation + GCRYPT_CIPHERS="$GCRYPT_CIPHERS arcfour-amd64.lo" + ;; + esac fi LIST_MEMBER(blowfish, $enabled_ciphers) commit a05be441d8cd89b90d8d58e3a343a436dae377d0 Author: Jussi Kivilinna Date: Mon Dec 30 15:10:13 2013 +0200 Parse /proc/cpuinfo for ARM HW features * src/hwf-arm.c [__linux__] (HAS_PROC_CPUINFO) (detect_arm_proc_cpuinfo): New. (_gcry_hwf_detect_arm) [HAS_PROC_CPUINFO]: Check '/proc/cpuinfo' for HW features. -- Some Linux platforms (read: Android) block read access to '/proc/self/auxv', which prevents NEON HW detection. Patch adds alternative check which parses '/proc/cpuinfo' which should be accessable by Android applications. Signed-off-by: Jussi Kivilinna diff --git a/src/hwf-arm.c b/src/hwf-arm.c index 8071894..dbbb607 100644 --- a/src/hwf-arm.c +++ b/src/hwf-arm.c @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ #endif #undef HAS_SYS_AT_HWCAP +#undef HAS_PROC_CPUINFO #ifdef __linux__ #define HAS_SYS_AT_HWCAP 1 @@ -94,6 +95,54 @@ detect_arm_at_hwcap(void) return features; } +#define HAS_PROC_CPUINFO 1 + +static unsigned int +detect_arm_proc_cpuinfo(void) +{ + char buf[1024]; /* large enough */ + char *str_features, *str_neon; + FILE *f; + int readlen, i; + static int cpuinfo_initialized = 0; + static unsigned int stored_cpuinfo_features; + + if (cpuinfo_initialized) + return stored_cpuinfo_features; + + f = fopen("/proc/cpuinfo", "r"); + if (!f) + return 0; + + memset (buf, 0, sizeof(buf)); + readlen = fread (buf, 1, sizeof(buf), f); + fclose (f); + if (readlen <= 0 || readlen > sizeof(buf)) + return 0; + + buf[sizeof(buf) - 1] = '\0'; + + cpuinfo_initialized = 1; + stored_cpuinfo_features = 0; + + /* Find features line. */ + str_features = strstr(buf, "Features"); + if (!str_features) + return stored_cpuinfo_features; + + /* Lines to strings. */ + for (i = 0; i < sizeof(buf); i++) + if (buf[i] == '\n') + buf[i] = '\0'; + + /* Check for NEON. */ + str_neon = strstr(str_features, " neon"); + if (str_neon && (str_neon[5] == ' ' || str_neon[5] == '\0')) + stored_cpuinfo_features |= HWF_ARM_NEON; + + return stored_cpuinfo_features; +} + #endif /* __linux__ */ unsigned int @@ -103,8 +152,10 @@ _gcry_hwf_detect_arm (void) #if defined (HAS_SYS_AT_HWCAP) ret |= detect_arm_at_hwcap (); -#else - ret |= 0; +#endif + +#if defined (HAS_PROC_CPUINFO) + ret |= detect_arm_proc_cpuinfo (); #endif #if defined(__ARM_NEON__) && defined(ENABLE_NEON_SUPPORT) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of changes: cipher/Makefile.am | 2 +- cipher/arcfour-amd64.S | 97 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ cipher/arcfour.c | 27 ++++++++++++++ configure.ac | 7 ++++ src/hwf-arm.c | 55 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 5 files changed, 185 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) create mode 100644 cipher/arcfour-amd64.S hooks/post-receive -- The GNU crypto library http://git.gnupg.org From cvs at cvs.gnupg.org Mon Dec 30 15:36:08 2013 From: cvs at cvs.gnupg.org (by Jussi Kivilinna) Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2013 15:36:08 +0100 Subject: [git] GCRYPT - branch, master, updated. libgcrypt-1.6.0-13-g7fef7f4 Message-ID: This is an automated email from the git hooks/post-receive script. 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This is a crowded market - new crowdfunding sites are popping up each week as more companies try to cash in on what has is recognised a key tech trend of 2013. An estimated $5bn was raised by crowdfunders this year. That equates to around $35m in commission fees for the platforms hosting these campaigns, who typically charge between 5-10%. It's no surprise that everyone wants a slice. + + + + "Non-economic donations" + + + Goteo however, is unique. Right now it's the only crowdfunding software that is itself Free Software, allowing everyone to inspect how it works and run their own copy. Even though I don't plan to run my own Kickstarter competitor any time soon, the fact we can check its code, make improvements, and follow the development process is really important. I want Goteo to prosper profitably because, aside from all its other good points, I know some of that profit will be invested in the platform itself, which shall remain free and accessible to everyone under the terms of the AGPL3 license. + + Goteo is also the only such site to my knowledge that's built with public money. Funded by Spain's Department for Education, Culture and Sport, Barcelona's City Council, and The University of Andalucia, Goteo exists to host projects which "contribute to the common good, free knowledge, and open code". Everything about the platform and the projects it hosts point to common goods, shared resources, and collaborative effort. + + Besides that, these are other great features make it stand out: + + + Signup and donation workflow is smooth and simple + Great focus on social media and sharing links (we had hundreds of tweets from these) + Users can login with many social networks, including OpenID and LinkedIn + Clean and professional design with easy access to key information + Built in license chooser for all "goods" projects produce (categories for software, artwork, etc.) + Mandatory delivery timeframe / deadline setter with public calendar + Nice "image wall widget" of donors faces has potential, provides public recognition of donations + Web forms for project creation are comprehensive, well designed, and highly usable + Crowdsourcing of extra skills ("non-economic donations") works really well + Donations are guaranteed by PayPal and Goteo, not pledged or retractable + Goteo staff are friendly and knowledgable, providing personal guidance and assistance + Many funding successes, including a few related to hardware, software, and Hackerspaces + + +Many of those benefits are obvious before launching a campaign. 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Because I couldn't choose the launch date, and hadn't planned for an in-depth human review by Goteo, our project went public days later than I expected, at a time when I was travelling and without connectivity. Goteo's campaigns team is helpful and responsive however, and even in the last few weeks several translation problems have been fixed which I had previously reported. I'm confident that the other most serious issues will be addressed in a timely manner. + + In all, we took a gamble by using Goteo, but one that paid off. It's focus on communal work and rewards is unique amongst its competitors, and when it comes to copyleft licensing they stand alone in practicing what they preach. Nearly all the convenient features that you'd expect from more established platforms are included, together with a pleasant functional interface. 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How good is Goteo? An appraisal

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Posted 30th December 2013 by Sam Tuke

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A wall of donor faces on Goteo

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"One question: why did you choose the quite unknown Spanish crowdfunding site Goteo?" So shot back the reply to the press release I had just sent to a few dozen selected journalists announcing the launch of the GnuPG crowdfunding campaign. "You won't get any exposure on there, we got a few hundred thousand hits just from being on indiegogo" I was told by one experienced crowdfunder at my favourite Berlin hackerspace last month. "What's Goteo?" has been one of the most frequently asked questions of this campaign from friends and supporters.

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I ummed and ahhed over which crowfunding platform to choose. It's a decision that has a huge impact on the campaign - market exposure, transaction costs, and design and layout are just a few of the many factors that have to be taken into account. This is a crowded market - new crowdfunding sites are popping up each week as more companies try to cash in on what has is recognised a key tech trend of 2013. An estimated $5bn was raised by crowdfunders this year. That equates to around $35m in commission fees for the platforms hosting these campaigns, who typically charge between 5-10%. It's no surprise that everyone wants a slice.

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"Non-economic donations"

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Goteo however, is unique. Right now it's the only crowdfunding software that is itself Free Software, allowing everyone to inspect how it works and run their own copy. Even though I don't plan to run my own Kickstarter competitor any time soon, the fact we can check its code, make improvements, and follow the development process is really important. I want Goteo to prosper profitably because, aside from all its other good points, I know some of that profit will be invested in the platform itself, which shall remain free and accessible to everyone under the terms of the AGPL3 license.

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Goteo is also the only such site to my knowledge that's built with public money. Funded by Spain's Department for Education, Culture and Sport, Barcelona's City Council, and The University of Andalucia, Goteo exists to host projects which "contribute to the common good, free knowledge, and open code". Everything about the platform and the projects it hosts point to common goods, shared resources, and collaborative effort.

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Besides that, these are other great features make it stand out:

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Signup and donation workflow is smooth and simple
Great focus on social media and sharing links (we had hundreds of tweets from these)
Users can login with many social networks, including OpenID and LinkedIn
Clean and professional design with easy access to key information
Built in license chooser for all "goods" projects produce (categories for software, artwork, etc.)
Mandatory delivery timeframe / deadline setter with public calendar
Nice "image wall widget" of donors faces has potential, provides public recognition of donations
Web forms for project creation are comprehensive, well designed, and highly usable
Crowdsourcing of extra skills ("non-economic donations") works really well
Donations are guaranteed by PayPal and Goteo, not pledged or retractable
Goteo staff are friendly and knowledgable, providing personal guidance and assistance
Many funding successes, including a few related to hardware, software, and Hackerspaces

+ +Many of those benefits are obvious before launching a campaign. However, on the list of problems I experienced with the platform, most weren't discovered until the point of execution (orange = fix in progress): + +

User-set passwords are automatically emailed in plain text after registration (insecure)
Rewards can't be customised, e.g. select t-shirt size
Once a campaign is launched, no aspect can be edited directly (though news can be added)
The order of images for the campaign page is random - the first image visitors see can't be specified
The launch date of the campaign is chosen by Goteo administrators, it can't be specified
No markup is available for text formatting
Pictures are limited and can't be placed between text to break up the page
There's a bug that causes double posting of news items
Shipping for rewards is not configurable - international shipping can't be billed
The website is not mobile friendly (minimum page width is 940px)
HTTPS is not available to donors for transferring personal details

+ +Besides that, I spotted a few opportunities for improvement: + +

Send emails to people who didn't complete their donation ("abandoned carts" - indiegogo does this)
Allow managers to specify the content of social media messages

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Goteo's license on GitHub

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Some of the problems listed are a real pain. Because I couldn't choose the launch date, and hadn't planned for an in-depth human review by Goteo, our project went public days later than I expected, at a time when I was travelling and without connectivity. Goteo's campaigns team is helpful and responsive however, and even in the last few weeks several translation problems have been fixed which I had previously reported. I'm confident that the other most serious issues will be addressed in a timely manner.

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In all, we took a gamble by using Goteo, but one that paid off. It's focus on communal work and rewards is unique amongst its competitors, and when it comes to copyleft licensing they stand alone in practicing what they preach. Nearly all the convenient features that you'd expect from more established platforms are included, together with a pleasant functional interface. Donations are worry-free for both donors and recipients (though I can't comment on the final transfer process until later next month).

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Best of all perhaps, staff at Goteo are knowledgable and supportive and have time to invest in making projects a success. And when launch day comes and you're expecting the unexpected, that's very reassuring.

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+ + Blog + + + + Preparing for launch + + Posted 13th December 2013 by Sam Tuke + + Mid December, giving season, and nearly time for the GnuPG Crowdfunding to commence. We've been working hard on preparations. Drafts of the new mobile website design have been published and met positive feedback, and a community-contibuted promo video was posted on YouTube. GnuPG coverage on Twitter continues to grow with many articles (The Guardian, Kaspersky Labs, The EFF, Lifehacker, ...) and 252 new followers in 6 weeks. + + + + + + + + New mobile site draft + + + Last Friday I announced the crowdfunding to a crowded audience at Berlin event "Whatever happened to privacy", and Markus Beckedahl (Netzpolitik ) and Jacob Appelbaum (Tor Project and Wikileaks) amplified the importance of supporting the project. Hugo Roy (FSFE) gave a talk on Wednesday about the campaign at the Paris 'Hackadon' - a new conference for Free Software giving, organised by three crowdfunding organisations. His slides are online in the GPG presentations repository. + + Hopefully the crowdfunding page on Goteo (a Free Software Kickstarter) will be ready for launch next week. Email me if you can help with translating the press release - we're aiming for at least three languages. And don't forget you can still sign up for email updates (form below). Thanks for all your support so far! + + + + + + + + + + Friends tell friends they love GnuPG + + Posted 13th November 2013 by Sam Tuke + + + + GnuPG can run almost anywhere + + + Email encryption is one of those pleasures that can't be enjoyed alone. Sending yourself messages secured with 4096-bit RSA is great for proof of concept, but meaningful communication requires two parties. GnuPG requires both those parties to have their own keys. + + Less than 1% of all email traffic is PGP encrypted, meaning that those of us who do make our messages private routinely find ourselves in the frustrating predicament of having to share our thoughts insecurely, even though we know they're being intercepted, even though this is easily avoidable, and even though we've already taken steps to do so. All because our friends and colleagues don't know the benefits of GnuPG. + + Windows, Gnu/Linux, Mac, and Android all have point and click GnuPG interfaces - at this point, all bases except iPhone are more or less covered. That means the reason your contacts aren't OpenPGP ready is not technical. And because GnuPG is Free Software (and free of charge), it can't be about price. + + A recommendation from you is the most effective way you can increase the number of GnuPG users, and consequently increase the percentage of the messages you send that are meaningfully encrypted. That's why we're asking people in our community to think of pithy explanations of why GnuPG is important and how it enables them. + + We've already got quotes from some big names like Bruce Schneier, Jacob Appelbaum, and Richard Stallman. But the chances are that your name carries more weight among your peers. Please use it to share your appreciation for GnuPG! + + If you use social networks, you can use #iloveGPG to connect your messages to other people's, and make is easier for us to find and repeat them. + + Look out for weekly quotes posted from the GnuPG Twitter and Diaspora accounts if you need inspiration. Let's fill up the keyservers with fresh keys from new users! + + + + + + Securing the future of GPG + + Posted 5th November 2013 by Sam Tuke + + If you've noticed some changes around here, there's a good reason why. We have a plan for securing the long term stability of GnuPG development by giving more to our users, and asking more from them in return. + + You already know that GnuPG is important, and as months of fresh government spying revelations go by, it's becoming obvious that GnuPG is one of the very few tools that can still be trusted to keep our data safe from the overwhelming efforts of international law enforcement. But developing GnuPG takes work - regular monitoring for newfound threats and exploits, and new features to keep it sharp with the latest encryption algorithms. We also need to reach out to the millions of potential GnuPG users who are asking themselves how they can make their email secure. Public-private key cryptography hasn't yet gained mainstream acceptance, but it could if it were just a little more appealing and accessible. + + To maintain progress within the project we need to make it easier for GnuPG users to support the work that we do. Ours is an app that is often hidden from view, relied upon daily by hundreds of thousands of people, often in life-threatening circumstances, yet low profile and rarely supported by publicity or donations. + + To change that we're going to launch a new website with a fresh design, more friendly and accessible information, and new resources to grow and strengthen our user group. The new site will also allow the project to accept and manage new forms of financial support, including automatic subscriptions to sustain development long term. + + Designing, building and populating the new site will take a few months, and in order to cover the costs there will be a crowd-funding campaign with a modest target, in early December. We have some rewards up our sleeves for those who donate. + + When that time comes, we'll need your help - telling your contacts, forwarding the announcement to your communities, and contributing financially if you can. + + You can subscribe to updates about the campaign using this form. This is separate to other GnuPG mailing lists - update will be sent here, and only here. + + + + + + + + + + New blog, first post + + Posted 30th October 2013 by Sam Tuke + + Welcome to Gnu Privacy Guard's new blog! We're planning some major changes to gnupg.org and how the project communicates in general. I'm Sam, and I'll be writing updates here as our work progresses. In future this blog will be replaced with a more beautiful and featureful alternative, but bear with us as we get from here to there. + + For more timely updates you can follow our Twitter accounts: @GnuPrivacyGuard and @GnuPG. That's right, we have two! But I'm going to combine them shortly so it's easier to keep track [UPDATE: accounts now merged! Stick with @GnuPG]. + + For more information, see our press contact page hosted on Totem. That's all for now. + + + +

+ + + + Blogs + + + Friends tell friends they love GnuPG + + Posted 13th November 2013 by Sam Tuke + + + + GnuPG can run almost anywhere + + + Email encryption is one of those pleasures that can't be enjoyed + alone. Sending yourself messages secured with 4096-bit RSA is great + for proof of concept, but meaningful communication requires two + parties. GnuPG requires both those parties to have their own + keys. + + Less than 1% of all email + traffic is PGP encrypted, meaning that those of us who do make our + messages private routinely find ourselves in the frustrating + predicament of having to share our thoughts insecurely, even though + we know they're being intercepted, even though this is easily + avoidable, and even though we've already taken steps to do so. All + because our friends and colleagues don't know the + benefits of GnuPG. + + Windows, Gnu/Linux, Mac, and Android all have point and click + GnuPG interfaces - at this point, all bases except iPhone are more + or less covered. That means the reason your contacts aren't OpenPGP + ready is not technical. And because GnuPG is Free + Software (and free of charge), it can't be about price. + + A recommendation from you is the most effective way you can + increase the number of GnuPG users, and consequently increase the + percentage of the messages you send that are meaningfully + encrypted. That's why we're asking people in our community to think + of pithy explanations of why GnuPG is important and how it enables + them. + + We've already got quotes from some big names like Bruce Schneier, + Jacob Appelbaum, and Richard Stallman. But the chances are + that your name carries more weight among your + peers. Please use it to share your appreciation for GnuPG! + + If you use social networks, you can + use #iloveGPG to connect your messages to other + people's, and make is easier for us to find and repeat them. + + Look out for weekly quotes posted from the + GnuPG Twitter + and Diaspora + accounts if you need inspiration. Let's fill up + the keyservers + with fresh keys from new users! + + + + + Securing the future of GPG + Posted 5th November 2013 by Sam Tuke + + If you've noticed some changes around here, there's a good reason + why. We have a plan for securing the long term stability of GnuPG + development by giving more to our users, and asking more from them + in return. + + You already know that GnuPG is important, and as months of fresh + government spying revelations go by, it's becoming obvious that + GnuPG is one of the very few tools that can still be trusted to keep + our data safe from the overwhelming efforts of international law + enforcement. But developing GnuPG takes work - regular monitoring + for newfound threats and exploits, and new features to keep it sharp + with the latest encryption algorithms. We also need to reach out to + the millions of potential GnuPG users who are asking themselves how + they can make their email secure. Public-private key cryptography + hasn't yet gained mainstream acceptance, but it could if it were + just a little more appealing and accessible. + + To maintain progress within the project we need to make it easier + for GnuPG users to support the work that we do. Ours is an app that + is often hidden from view, relied upon daily by hundreds of + thousands of people, often in life-threatening circumstances, yet + low profile and rarely supported by publicity or donations. + + To change that we're going to launch a new + website with a fresh design, more friendly and accessible + information, and new resources to grow and strengthen our user + group. The new site will also allow the project to accept and manage + new forms of financial support, including automatic subscriptions to + sustain development long term. + + Designing, building and populating the new site will take a few + months, and in order to cover the costs there will be + a crowd-funding campaign with a modest target, in + early December. We have some rewards up our sleeves for those who + donate. + + When that time comes, we'll need your help - + telling your contacts, forwarding the announcement to your + communities, and contributing financially if you can. + + You can subscribe to updates about the campaign using this + form. This is separate to other GnuPG mailing lists - update will be + sent here, and only here. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + New blog, first post + + Posted 30th October 2013 by Sam Tuke + + Welcome to Gnu Privacy Guard's new blog! We're planning some + major changes to gnupg.org and how the project communicates in + general. I'm Sam, and I'll be writing updates here as our work + progresses. In future this blog will be replaced with a more + beautiful and featureful alternative, but bear with us as we get + from here to there. + + For more timely updates you can follow our Twitter + accounts: @GnuPrivacyGuard + and @GnuPG. + That's right, we have two! But I'm going to combine them shortly so + it's easier to keep track [UPDATE: accounts now merged! + Stick with @GnuPG]. + + For more information, see + our press + contact page hosted on Totem. That's all for now. + + + + + +

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Friends tell friends they love GnuPG

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New blog, first post

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Securing the future of GPG

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Friends tell friends they love GnuPG

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