- literal data wrapped in an OpenPGP packet
- Literal data must be wrapped in a data structure before it can be encrypted or signed. This is the simplest valid OpenPGP message.
- signed message
- A message signed using Sequoia.
- signed message
- A message signed using GnuPG 2.2.
- signed message
- The same message with a second signature over the data appended.
- encrypted message
- A message encrypted using Sequoia for one recipient.
- encrypted message
- A message encrypted using GnuPG 2.2 for one recipient.
- encrypted message for two recipients
- The same message encrypted using Sequoia for two recipients.
- certificate
- An OpenPGP certificate (or "public key") created using GnuPG 2.2.
- key
- An OpenPGP key (or "secret key") created using GnuPG 2.2.
dump.sequoia-pgp.org - OpenPGP Packet dumper
To dissect OpenPGP packets, paste the ASCII Armored OpenPGP data stream into the text field and press "Decode!".
Note: Please do not use this service to inspect
sensitive information. Instead,
install Sequoia, and
use sq packet dump.
Example OpenPGP messages