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Description:

pypgp 0.0.1

Summary
python-pgp aims to reproduce the full functionality of GnuPG in Python.
It may also be used for creating raw OpenPGP packets and packet streams
for test purposes. This may be a bit of a heavyweight solution for some
purposes.
This is a fork of the original library - the original one does not seem to be active and/or have a PyPI package.

Alternatives
Other Python packages which provide related functionality:

pyassuan - communicate
with GnuPG using its socket protocol.
pgpdump - a pure python
library for parsing OpenPGP packets.
gnupg - a wrapper around the
GnuPG executable.
python-gnupg - another
wrapper around the GnuPG executable.
gpgkeys - another wrapper
around the GnuPG executable.
gpglib - a pure python
library for parsing OpenPGP packets and decrypting messages.
OpenPGP - an unmaintained
pure python library with much of the functionality of old versions
of GnuPG.
encryptedfile - a
pure python library for symmetrically encrypting files in an
OpenPGP-compatible way.
PGPy - a pure python
library with basic parsing and signing of OpenPGP packets.
OpenPGP-Python - a
pure python port of
openpgp-php. It can
parse OpenPGP packets and verify & create signatures.

System requirements

build-essential

For Twofish support

libtwofish-dev

Recommended

libgmp10-dev (for fastmath extension of pycrypto)

Installation
pip install pgp
with Twofish support:
pip install pgp[twofish]
with Camellia support:
pip install pgp[camellia]
with Twofish & Camellia support:
pip install pgp[camellia,twofish]

Usage

High level

Parsing a message
from pgp import read_message
message = read_message(data)

Parsing a transferrable key
from pgp import read_key
key = read_key(data)

Loading the GnuPG database
from pgp import get_gnupg_db
db = get_gnupg_db()
key = db.search(user_id='Joe')[0]

Retrieving a key from a keyserver and creating a message for it
>>> import datetime
>>> from pgp import *
>>> from pgp.keyserver import get_keyserver
>>> ks = get_keyserver('hkp://pgp.mit.edu/')
>>> results = ks.search('Joe Bloggs')
>>> recipient_key = results[0].get()
>>> message = message.TextMessage(
... u"This message was encrypted using Python PGP",
... datetime.datetime.now())
>>> my_secret_key = read_key_file('secret_key.gpg')
>>> my_secret_key.unlock('My passphrase')
>>> message = message.sign(my_secret_key)
>>> message = message.compress(2) # Compression algorithm 2
>>> message = message.public_key_encrypt(9, recipient_key)
>>> message_packets = message.to_packets()
>>> message_data = b''.join(map(bytes, message_packets))
>>> armored_message = armor.ASCIIArmor(
... armor.PGP_MESSAGE, message_data)
>>> file_handle = open('message.asc', 'w')
>>> file_handle.write(str(armored_message))
>>> file_handle.close()

Low level

Parsing a packet stream
from pgp.packets import parsers
parsers.parse_binary_packet_data(packet_data)

Serializing a packet
from pgp.packets import parsers
packets = parsers.parse_binary_packet_data(packet_data)
b''.join(map(bytes, packets))

Security
If you are using this package to handle private key data and
decryption, please note that there is no (reasonable) way currently in
Python to securely erase memory and that copies of things are made often
and in non-obvious ways. If you are concerned about key data being
compromised by a memory leak, do not use this package for handling
secret key data. On the other hand, “if your memory is constantly being
compromised, I would re-think your security setup.”
OpenPGP uses compression algorithms. Beware when feeding untrusted data
into this library of
Zip bomb or similar denial
of service attacks.

Development
The main repository for this package is on GitHub. To develop on the package
and install development dependencies, clone the repository and install
the ‘dev’ extras.:
git clone [email protected]:mitchellrj/python-pgp.git
cd python-pgp
virtualenv .
bin/pip install -e ".[dev]"

Running tests
bin/python setup.py nosetests

Building documentation
bin/python setup.py build_sphinx

License
Copyright (C) 2014 Richard Mitchell
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.