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A small summary
A small summary:
[…] You have read why you should use GPG.
[…] Here, you will find instructions about the softwares to use for encrypted mail:
[…] The part about theory and logic …
Part 7 : Sign keys
This article will be the last one of this serie. You can read again the previous ones there:
[…] I wish you to be able to begin using gpg, so you need as well to sign keys, at least with your …
Part 6 : Read and write encrypted mail
Let’s go further. You will encrypt your mail. It was the first objective of this article series. Yet, there is more to come !
Did you followed the previous steps ?
[…] So, I must have …
Part 5 : Sign your mail
So you followed the path and got a gpg key. Wonderful.
If you are still stucked on one part of the tutorial, you can get back to the previous articles:
[…] You can ask for some help on the …
Part 4 : Create and export your keys
So, do you think GPG is usefull ? Did you install the needed softwares ?
[…] If you need to read again or feel confused, return to the article you need:
[…] This article might look long, …
Part 3 : a slice of theory and logical
Let’s move on to the logical side now. But you can still read the previous articles :
[…] OpenPGP uses asymmetric cryptography, also called public-key cryptography.
When talking about GPG …
Part 2 : Softwares installation
Here are you again ?
Yet, if you’re not convinced you should use GPG, I suggest you read the other articles:
[…] Let’s do some actual stuff : install the softwares.
[…] To …
Part 1 : Is there any other way than using GPG ?
The other articles of the serie:
[…] So, here we are. We have OpenPGP and its software implementations, PGP and GPG, which are tools to protect your mail from unwanted lookup. But is it the …