More PGP key fun: GPGMail

I’m testing GPGMail (from almost-neighbours sen:te) to sign and optionally encrypt messages with my newly created PGP key, using the standard macosx mail client.

A fine piece of software! Installation is a breeze, and the integration with Mail looks really good.

Update: as mentioned in the comments, the URL is now http://www.gpgmail.org/. Thanks Alex!

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3 Responses to More PGP key fun: GPGMail

  1. Ugo Cei says:
    June 19, 2004 at 12:25 pm

    After reading your previous post, I installed macgpg and GPGMail too. I’d like to use my Thawte Freemail certificate to sign messages, also. Do you know if it is possible to import it into GPG or otherwise use it from Mail.app?

  2. Bertrand Delacretaz says:
    June 19, 2004 at 12:40 pm

    Yes, I think you can use Freemail certs, see http://joar.com/certificates/

  3. Alex says:
    July 21, 2010 at 8:00 pm

    Hi there, you might want to update your above mentioned link since we’ve revamped the GPGMail project and started a new website: http://www.gpgmail.org.

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