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totally agree, but it should be relatively trivial to protect against mis-use like shown here
Yes, and the spoofing for human consumption *is* a bug in gpg (they should not be allowing arbitrary terminal control characters printed as filenames).
I was talking about the machine-parsable output confusion issue with --status-fd 2. Other binaries don't care about control characters; the bug there is calling apps mixing two data streams together. There's no reason why any garbage spat out on stderr should ever be parsed.
yeah, I know... the status fd's data is completely invalid the moment anything else can write to it. Not sure if it was done this way because of laziness or naivety...
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urgh... This is also horrific... my terminal is not (ever?) white... perhaps GPG should encode newlines in the output, or ban "filenames" with `\ngpg:` in them.