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Discover COMU Privacy Guard: A Secure GnuPG Web Shell Tool

Calendar May 30, 2002 • User Avatar Anthony Pell
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security tool GnuPG user authentication privacy tool web shell
CPG stands for COMU Privacy Guard. It is a security tool. In essence, it is a web based shell of Gnu Privacy Guard. It ables users to perform main functions of GnuPG on the web. . . . CPG stands for COMU Privacy Guard. It is a security tool. In essence, it is a web based shell of Gnu Privacy Guard. It ables users to perform main functions of GnuPG on the web.

CPG has two branchs: The first one must be installed on an email server. Log-in process of this branch uses /etc/passwd. Hence, just real users of the email server can use CPG.

The second branch can be installed on any web server that does not need to be an email server. Log-in process of this branch uses MySQL database. Hence anyone can be a user of CPG with any name or any email address.

It is currently for Linux, Apache webserver and gnupg-1.0.6-5 only.

The link for this article located at CPG is no longer available.