Fix #4795 - Update GnuPG icon and remove associated images#4796
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Fixes #4795
Summary
The
gnupgentry inscreenshot-database-v2.jsonreferencedwww.tech-faq.com, a domain that has been compromised and now serves malicious redirects through DGA infrastructure (confirmed by Cloudflare Radar).Additionally, the screenshots were for "GnuPG Shell" (a separate, abandoned GUI frontend listed at gnupg.org/software/frontends.html), not the GnuPG CLI tool (
GnuPG.GnuPGon winget) that this package ID represents. The winget package is a command-line tool with no GUI, so GUI screenshots are inappropriate.Changes
Evidence
Cloudflare Radar scans confirming the malicious redirect chain from tech-faq.com:
DGA domain classified as malicious: