But if you have something secret to send, fortunately, there’s a way to protect your message: PGP. Mailvelope allows you to easily encrypt emails using PGP keys.

By using PGP, you can send encrypted emails to your source, ensuring that only they can read your messages. Additionally, your source can use PGP to send encrypted replies, keeping both sides of ...

In our previous installment in the encryption series, we looked at how you could encrypt your files using PGP. Apps that use the PGP technology have several advantages over other encryption ...

But encryption only works by default with other ProtonMail users. The company is adding full PGP support so that you can send and receive encrypted emails with people who use other apps and services.

Don't want the government spying on your communications? Then it's time to learn how to encrypt your messages using PGP iStock Earlier in June, Facebook announced it would be enabling its users to ...

PGP email encryption is hard – but it doesn't have to be. Here's how to do it on a Mac, in just a few easy steps.

Getting Started: How PGP Encryption Works, and What You'll Need Encrypting your email may sound daunting, but it's actually quite simple.

Search for another PGP user by name or email address and add his or her key to your key manager. Once it's in there you will be able to encrypt mail to that person. Then, compose your message as ...

If you might ever want to email securely, you should start using PGP now. Seriously. Here’s how you do it for a Mac (though the steps are almost the same on a PC).