Hi Alex,
Let me try again: How about PGPy's encryption implementation
(https://github.com/SecurityInnovation/PGPy/blob/master/pgpy/pgp.py#L1189)?
It is based on the OpenPGP standard, it can be used without additional
parameters (which prevents misuse), and it addresses a common use case
(mess
Hi Ben,
Unfortunately OpenPGP is more or less the canonical example of
something we would _not_ want to offer as a recipe. Going back to my
original criteria:
* It should comprehensively address a common use case: It may do this.
* It should reflect current (and anticipated future) best practices
