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imported>Huston New page: {{stub}} GPG (Gnu Privacy Guard) is a public-key encryption program which is commonly used for encrypting email between parties. It is highly secure, and based originally on PGP (Pretty ... |
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GPG (Gnu Privacy Guard) is a public-key encryption program which is commonly used for encrypting email between parties. It is highly secure, and based originally on PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) by Phil Zimmerman. | GPG (Gnu Privacy Guard) is a public-key encryption program which is commonly used for encrypting email between parties. It is highly secure, and based originally on PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) by Phil Zimmerman. | ||
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GPG (Gnu Privacy Guard) is a public-key encryption program which is commonly used for encrypting email between parties. It is highly secure, and based originally on PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) by Phil Zimmerman.