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Re: Email Encryption
From: NewYork User <newyorkuser () gmail com>
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 16:41:54 -0400
Chris, Did you look at MIT's PGP Freeware? They have it for windows and linux. I haven't used this on Linux but Windows version works very well. Take a look http://web.mit.edu/network/pgp.html On 7/27/05, Dennis Kibbe <lists () sahuaro f2s com> wrote:
On 25 Jul 2005 at 14:14, Chris Griffin wrote:Hello list, Im trying to gather information on the best route to go with email encryption. I would just jump at PGP, but there are also Linux machines to be involved. I was testing out WinPT/GPG, and that works well, but there seem to be periodic glitches. Since many of the people that will be involved in sending/recieving encrypted company email are not technical, and some offsite, Id like something that involved the least support possible. Does anyone have any recomendations or sugestions? Thanks, ChrisChris, Your Linux boxes can use GNU Privacy Guard (www.gnupg.org) which is a free (as in free beer or as in free speech) implamentation of PGP. Most Linux mail clients (Evolution, T'Bird, Sylpheed, mutt, pine) support it. Enigmail for Thunderbird works especially well. Also, there are some programs that intercept all incoming/outgoing mail and decrypt and encrypt as needed seamlessly -- no user intervention needed at all. You might look at Hushmail as well. Dennis Kibbe Phoenix Linux Users Group
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