Lightning Talks: Intro to PEP
summary
Pretty Easy Privacy (PEP) is a GPLed toolkit that automates email encryption, currently implementing openpgp/pgp/mime with plans for Signal/axolotl and more transports. Adapters exist in Java, JSON, Python and Qt and it targets iOS, Android, Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows; an Android fork is on Play Store and F‑Droid and an Outlook plugin is available on prettyeasyprivacy.com, with Thunderbird/Enigmail integration upcoming. The system performs automatic encryption with no user key management, transports fingerprints and trustwords, offers opt‑in key passphrases and aims to reduce metadata by encrypting headers.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28What is PEP
- 1:01Supported platforms
- 1:20Architecture
- 1:40Languages
- 1:57Android fork
- 2:08Outlook plugin
- 2:31Thunderbird and Enok Mail
- 3:05Current PEP implementations
- 4:58Future of PEP
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