Learn about Sequoia, our new OpenPGP implementation written in @rustlang, by watching my short presentation at the Delta X gathering describing our motivation, some of Sequoia's architectural details, and the project's status.

I think sq-wot goes a long way to making the web of trust more usable by showing exactly why a binding is considered authentic. I'd be really happy about any feedback on how to make the output more understandable, and ideas for other queries that sq-wot should support.

I just released version 0.2 of Sequoia's Web of Trust engine including its sq-wot CLI. See the README for some examples. (Using your gpg keyring is just a --gpg away.) https://t.co/t1l6bxGrVm #pgp #sequoia

For more information about the change from the GPL to the LGPL, please see this blog post:

We released v1.2 of the Octopus, an alternate OpenPGP backend for Thunderbird. The primary motivation is to track changes to how Thunderbird uses rnp. Thanks to our users for quickly reporting these changes! The Octopus is now under the LGPL. https://t.co/AeOaOr77St #pgp

Recently, the Sequoia team made five short presentations about the future of Sequoia as part of an @NGIZero webinar. (Thanks for that!) For those of you who prefer reading text to watching a video, I've summarized the presentations in a blog post. https://t.co/jAIovHXscD #pgp

Learn about Sequoia's past, present and future (Neal Walfield), TPM support (Wiktor Kwapisiewicz), sq, our command-line tool (Lars Wirzenius), the gpg chameleon, our gpg replacement (Justus Winter), and OpenPGP CA (Heiko Schaefer). #pgp

What's going on with Sequoia? Thanks to @NGIZero, there is now a nice series of short presentations by the Sequoia team about what we are working on! #pgp

In 2 hours (Today, 10 CET), we're going to present Sequoia at @NGIZero 's webinar on the future of OpenPGP. It's free and no registration is required. Join us! https://t.co/XHdMKqpr1j #pgp

Neal: An introduction to Sequoia PGP Wiktor: TPM support Lars: Adding a JSON interface to sq Justus: A gpg compatability layer Heiko: OpenPGP CA, a federated, decentralized CA

In 24 hours (Tuesday, 10 CET), we're going to present Sequoia at @ngizero's webinar on the future of OpenPGP. It's free and no registration is required. Join us! https://t.co/XHdMKqpr1j #pgp

I'll introduce Sequoia, Wiktor will present his work on adding TPM support, Justus will talk about gpg compatability, Lars will present his work on adding a JSON-based API to sq, and Heiko will talk about strengthening authentication with OpenPGP CA! https://t.co/mzroBStrYB #pgp

Join us in 48 hours (Tuesday, 10 CET) at @NGIZero's webinar where we'll talk about the future of OpenPGP including Sequoia PGP! https://t.co/XHdMKqpr1j #pgp

Want to hear about what's going on with Sequoia PGP? Tune in to NLNet's webinar on the future of OpenPGP on Tuesday, November 23 at 10 CET. We'll present Sequoia and the various projects that we're working on!

Link to @SequoiaPGP's blog post on relicensing the software from the GPLv3 to LGPL2+: 👩‍💻 https://t.co/jmld66u2Rl /@fsf @fsfe et al. #PrivacyByDefault #MassEncryption #PGP #OpenPGP

HEADS UP: The @SequoiaPGP software is now licensed under #LGPL 2.0+ and can thus be used as a library also in proprietary software. Donations are very much appreciated: https://t.co/luRLFEnu2u #PrivacyByDefault #MassEncryption #PGP #OpenGPP

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Stop what you're doing and read this. This leak is going to be the story of the year: (LINK: https://t.co/zhC0LN4TlC)

I'm a very reluctant (only when correspondent insists, thankfully rarely, because it's onerous) user of encrypted email. The pieces quoted in the blog post below made me feel better about my reluctance. But @nwalfield makes me think making encrypted email better is worthwhile.

Even if email cannot be protected from a powerful state adversary (although, I think tools designed with security in mind rather than bolted on later could), it makes sense to try to improve the status quo based only on defense in depth and harm reduction arguments.