Last week:

• Finished ECDSA for gpgsm
• Decided not to work on GCM due to the lack of samples.
• Worked on Libksba, the new DER-builder is cool and can be used to make the code much cleaner.
• Started with Ed25519 and X25519 support
• Cleaned up my desk (except for the tinker area, which requires a new shelf)

This week:

• Finish Ed25519 and X25519 support in gpgsm
• Checkout the new Yubikeys with OpenPGP 3.4

Last week:

• Looked into performance issues of GpgOL, turned out that other Addins were causing high amounts of decryption
• Implemented "Preview" in GpgOL to show contents of a mail while verification (auto-key-retrieve, CRL checks etc.) happens.
  • This is esp. helpful for multipart/signed because it can show contents immediately.
• Fixed printing in GpgOL when the selection of the printer changes.
• Triaged some more GpgOL issues. Tried out "MailArchiver" plugin.

This week:
I feel well enough to work on more difficult tasks. -> OpenPGP & S/MIME combined in GpgOL.
As I estimate about 2d more work on the GpgOL side of things and ~1d on the Libkleo (cert resolution gui) I might get it done this week an and continue on to Smartcards. Depending on how much external stuff comes in.

Last week:

• libgcrypt mpi_invm fix (reported by cryptofuzz)
• GnuPG with SOS: gpg/g10 finished, continue gpg/agent part
  • Basically, it's export/import by gpg-agent <-> gpg

This week:

• Realized that when importing secret key from gpg to gpg-agent, encrypted part is decrypted by gpg-agent, and the structure is defined by OpenPGP using GCRY_FMT_PGP. This part is not decoupled well between gpg and gpg-agent.
• Review the SOS work throughoutly.
• Not yet for GPGSM
• Introduce X448 to GnuPG in SOS branch