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Build encryption into your Java applications. OpenPGP Library for Java is a pure Java library that simplifies OpenPGP cryptographic development. Many financial companies and IT departments searching for a proven OpenPGP solution in Java have saved time with this simple yet powerful SDK. OpenPGP for Java allows you to perform common OpenPGP tasks: encrypt, decrypt, sign, sign and encrypt, verify, clear sign, generate OpenPGP keys and more. OpenPGP for Java supports JDK 1.4+ (1.4, 1.5, 1.6) from Sun (now Oracle) or IBM OS Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, RedHat, SuSE, Ubuntu, AIX, HP-UX, FreeBSD. The encrypted files created with the library are compatible with the OpenPGP standard, and can be opened with PGP software and GnuPG. Runtime Royalty Free.
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What's New in OpenPGP Library for Java 2.5.7
A key change in this release is that by default expired and revoked public keys are not accepted for encryption. If you still wish to use such keys you will have to enable them by calling PGPLib.setUseExpiredKeys(true) and PGPLib.setUseRevokedKeys(true)
OpenPGP Library for Java Features
OpenPGP for Java includes examples for:
Most common functions
KeyStore and key generation
Key revocation
Advanced Topics