But if you have something secret to send, fortunately, there’s a way to protect your message: PGP. Mailvelope allows you to easily encrypt emails using PGP keys.

In our previous installment in the encryption series, we looked at how you could encrypt your files using PGP. Apps that use the PGP technology have several advantages over other encryption ...

PGP encryption lets you secure messages, protect sensitive files, and keep prying eyes—hackers or governments—out of your business.

PGP email encryption is hard – but it doesn't have to be. Here's how to do it on a Mac, in just a few easy steps.

Don't want the government spying on your communications? Then it's time to learn how to encrypt your messages using PGP iStock Earlier in June, Facebook announced it would be enabling its users to ...

Getting Started: How PGP Encryption Works, and What You'll Need Encrypting your email may sound daunting, but it's actually quite simple.

If you want a little privacy in your inbox, the easiest way to do it is to encrypt your messages, and Mailvelope offers free, OpenPGP encryption for most popular webmail services that's easy to ...

Just do it. The big problem with PGP (and really all encryption) is that it has be mutual to work. If I want to use PGP and you don’t want to, then our communication can’t be secured.

Of course, nothing is stopping sufficiently motivated users from using PGP encryption with Yahoo Mail today. The problem is that without a plug-in like End-to-End, getting asymmetric key ...

I thought about suggesting that, but I didn't know if PGP did anything beyond using standard encryption, i.e. if you could encrypt with the .Net libs such that PGP can do its thing as normal.

You may think that encrypting your sensitive files with, say, PGP may protect your data - but you'd be wrong. Most encryption formats leak a lot of plaintext metadata, and that's a problem. Here's ...