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Tag: Privacy

Public Key Encryption

Purpose: Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) and GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) are both public key encryption cryptographic software used to authenticate the identity of people sending messages and to encrypt and decrypt email messages and documents. The key difference between the two is that PGP is paid-license software owned by Symantec….

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4th March 2016 28th November 2018Counter-Surveillance, Technology Email, encryption, GPG, PGP, Privacy, S/MIME
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