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Icons
A collection of icons representing PGP's implementation in graphical interfaces. Icons are grouped together according to Encryption, Key, and Signature.
Projects
- Mailpile - A fast modern webmail client for Mac, Linux, and Windows
- OpenKeychain - An Android app for managing PGP keys
- GPGTools - A well designed GUI interface for managing PGP keys on Mac OS
Encryption
Open Lock
The open lock icon SHOULD be used to represent a message or data that is going to be sent "unencrypted"
Closed Lock
The closed lock icon is used to represent data that WAS encrypted but HAS BEEN successfully decrypted or used for outgoing message or data that WILL BE encrypted.
Error Lock
The error lock icon represents data that IS encrypted and COULD NOT be decrypted.
Keys
Fingerprint
Use this icon to represent fingrprint of a PGP key
Key
Use this icon to represent a PGP key or Key ID
Signatures
Here are the signature state names + description that Mailpile is currently using.
Invalid
The signature was invalid or bad
Revoked
Watch out, the signature was made with a key that has been revoked- this is not a good thing
Expired
The signature was made with an expired key
Unknown
The signature was made with an unknown key, so we can not verify it
Unverified
The signature was good but it came from a key that is not verified yet
Verified
The signature was good and came from a verified key, w00t!
Error & None
The "error" state exists when there was a weird programatic error trying to analyze this signature. The "none" state is what some API's return when there is no signature of a message. There is no icons for either of these states.