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This is version 1.1.3 of DKGPG.

This is a bugfix release that includes only three minor improvements: a
direct-key signature (0x1f) for the primary key is added by default such
that restricting key servers (e.g. keys.openpgp.org) can deliver a
cryptographically checkable key without verification of any included
user ID or without appended subkey. The command line interface of
dkg-decrypt has been improved in order to give users an easy access to
the symmetric-key decryption mode. An additional option ("-5") for
dkg-sign allows to generate V5 signatures (cf. draft RFC 4880bis).

Signed-off-by: Heiko Stamer <heikostamer@gmx.net>

This is version 1.1.2 of DKGPG.

This release adds a lot of features to some programs: two new options
("-K" and "-f") allow dkg-keysign to read the certification key from a
keyring instead of a single key block file. Moreover, with option "-a"
an interactive confirmation by the user is required for each signature.
Passive support of V5 keys (cf. draft RFC 4880bis) has been added for
all programs, however, dkg-generate still generates V4 keys only,
because this new feature of the draft is not widely spread. There is
also a new encryption capability: an empty KEYSPEC tells dkg-encrypt to
create a symmetric-key encrypted session key, i.e., the user has to
supply a passphrase for encryption and decryption without any public-key
cryptography involved. Last but not least, two bugs have been fixed:
First, dkg-decrypt failed on many ZIP-compressed OpenPGP messages with
"ZLIB ERROR: -3 invalid block type" due to a bug in decompression logic.
Second, dkg-decrypt failed in a special case of symmetric-key encrypted
session keys. Finally, the non-installing program dkg-fuzzer (generates
fuzzy samples of somehow corrupted OpenPGP stuctures) has been added.

Signed-off-by: Heiko Stamer <heikostamer@gmx.net>

This is version 1.1.1 of DKGPG.

Some small improvements have been applied for dkg-generate: Two new
options ("-u" and "-N") allow providing the initial user ID and to
disable the passphrase at command line. Moreover, since this release
dkg-timestamp and dkg-timestamp-verify require a special key usage flag
from recent RFC 4880bis draft to select so-called timestamping keys.
Finally, the synchronization time of the internally used broadcast
protocol was reduced to a more reasonable amount and in dkg-decrypt the
detection of end of data for message and decryption shares was changed.

Signed-off-by: Heiko Stamer <heikostamer@gmx.net>

This is version 1.1.0 of DKGPG.

In this release AEAD support (cf. draft RFC 4880bis) has been added
for dkg-encrypt and dkg-decrypt. Please note that it requires LibTMCG
version >= 1.3.16 and at least libgcrypt version >= 1.7.0 for OCB mode.
Moreover, if dkg-generate is called with the new option "--timestamping"
then a corresponding key usage flag from draft RFC 4880bis is set.

Signed-off-by: Heiko Stamer <heikostamer@gmx.net>

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