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README.md

PGP Implementations Benchmark

Note

This repository contains some unprotected PGP private keys. Do not use these keys for anything other than running this benchmark!

Usage

Install the following dependencies:

  • tqdm
  • gpg
  • PGPy
  • sequoia (sqop binary)
  • pysequoia

Then run:

./benchmark_sign_encrypt.py

If gnupg starts raising memory errors, patch your gpg-agent.conf:

$ echo auto-expand-secmem >> gpg-agent.conf