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Comment from Michael Kruger on 2012-02-02

2012-02-03T04:27:53Z

@pablo,

There might be other ways, but the easiest way would be to install PGP software on your own computer. There is an OpenPGP plugin named "Enigmail" which can easily be added to the Mozilla Thunderbird mail client. Overall it works pretty well, but apparently does not handle the encryption of HTML message so well. So, it disables the sending of HTML emails.

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Comment from Pablo B on 2008-10-21

2008-10-22T04:19:36Z

How do I decrypt the signature I receive on an email to verify against the public key?
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32)

iD8DBQFI/qdKhnaHw2pg3ZIRAvKfAJ9TMfSFicph4Bxk/EA4sTaFvntnqACfa3VI
JovISTyAXc5cpcSqI8tKURc=
=cS+Z
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Comment from Saurabh on 2008-06-24

2008-06-24T20:51:20Z

wonderful article and very good website..

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