Using Encryption For Secure Email In Linux
Basic Intro To Cryptography
Conventional Crypto
Public Key Crypto
Why Use Encryption?
GnuPG - The GNU Privacy Guard
GPG Usage Overview
Create a Key Pair
List keys on your keyring
List keys on your keyring
Exchange Keys
Exchange Keys
Validity and Trust
Validating Keys
Validating Keys
Assigning Trust
The Web of Trust
A Web of Trust Example
Signing and Encrypting
A note about compatibility (part 1)
Using GPG with Linux mail clients
A note about compatibility (part 2)
Inline PGP
PGP/MIME
Mutt
Mutt -- Setup
Mutt -- Key Exchange
Mutt -- Sending
Mutt -- Receiving
Mutt -- Compatibility Notes
KMail
KMail -- Setup
KMail -- Key Exchange
KMail -- Key Exchange
KMail -- Sending
KMail -- Receiving
KMail --Receiving
KMail -- Compatibility Notes
Evolution
Evolution -- Setup
Evolution -- Key Exchange
Evolution -- Sending
Evolution -- Receiving
Evolution -- Compatibility Notes
Email Compatibility Table
Other Mail Clients with GPG Support
GPG Frontends
Additional Resources
Todd's GPG Key Info