- 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.
- signed message
- The same message with a second signature over the data and the previous signature - a notarization.
- 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.
- encrypted, padded message
- An encrypted and padded OpenPGP message created using Sequoia.
- transferable public key
- An OpenPGP key, or certificate, created using GnuPG 2.2.
- transferable secret key
- The same OpenPGP key with secret keys.
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
Signed OpenPGP messages
Encrypted OpenPGP messages
Example OpenPGP keys
Learn more
To learn more about OpenPGP, visit https://under-the-hood.sequoia-pgp.org.