GnuPG Keysigning Party HOWTOOnce you get familiar with GnuPG's mechanisms, you surely
wouldn't miss one of its funnest (and useful) aspects: to meet
your Internet buddies and get your key signed by as many of them
as possible. But having to check tens or even hundreds of keys at a meeting
may become quite frustrating. Here it is where this HOWTO by
V. Alex Brennen comes in handy. It is a guide to understanding
and organizing a PGP keysigning party. Keysigning parties help
build and strengthen the web of trust which serves to make the
use of GnuPG more secure. This HOWTO is available: | |
Mutt-GnuPG HOWTOFirstly, because everyone should be using encryption and signatures in
their email. Secondly, because there are absolutely no reason
for you not to be using PGP-compatible software. Thirdly,
because documentation is mostly geared toward someone who is
already familiar with PGP. Fourtly, because we like to promote
both GnuPG and Mutt as free software project, for use in
everyday communications. Lastly, because Justin R. Miller likes
writing tutorials. For all these reasons, you can find below a link to Justin's
HOWTO on how to send and receive cryptographically signed and/or
encrypted email with GnuPG and the
Mutt mail reader
. This HOWTO is available: | |
