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GnuPG the GNU Privacy Guard or GPG is GNU’s secure communication and data storage tool.

GnuPG is essentially a free and open source replacement for PGP – it complies with the IETF standard for PGP: OpenPGP. This means that GnuPG is compatible with the proprietary PGP.

Versions are available for Windows and Linux/Unix, and it is often bundled with Unix or Linux distributions. A native OSX port is available as well, called MacGPG.

GPG is front-ended graphically by Seahorse (GNOME) or by applications that embed it, such as email applications such as KMail, Evolution and Horde. GPG also has an API wrapper project called GPGME, which interacts with the command line interface of GPG to abstract interactions with it to a standard API.

PGP functionality

GnuPG uses the standard PGP encryption – which means that messages such as emails are encrypted using a combination of keys, public and private. Public keys are exchanged freely over widely known key servers, a private key then decrypts the message. In contrast to PGP, the cryptography methods used can be non-patented.

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FireGPG - Install the extension

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FireGPG - Install the extension

Use GPG easily in Mozilla Firefox

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FireGPG - use GPG easily in Firefox !

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EasyPG

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brool " Blog Archive " Using Org Mode with GTD

Includes keeping org-mode files encrypted on a USB key. One of the comments describes using a smart card with GnuPG and Emacs!

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Keeping your secrets secret " minor emacs wizardry

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Seahorse | Linux App Finder

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Keeping your secrets secret " minor emacs wizardry

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Keeping your secrets secret " minor emacs wizardry

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GPGrelay

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Keeping your secrets secret " minor emacs wizardry

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EasyPG

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Keeping your secrets secret " minor emacs wizardry

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GPG TO GO

GPG-TO-GO is a portable version of GnuPG which can be used from a removable medium (floppy disk, USB drive, etc) on Windows machines without leaving a trace in the registry that encryption has taken place.

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Integrate encryption into Google Calendar with Firefox extensions

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HOWTO-Setup mutt+procmail+fetchmail+gnupg+msmtp - SourceMage Wiki

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