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Pretty Good Privacy. An open data-encryption standard written by Phil Zimmermann. PGP encrypts documents using the RSA encryption algorithm. PGP is prohibited from export by the US Government. Popular when sending email.
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| Pgp |
An abbreviation for Pretty Good Privacy. PGP is an electronic privacy program which helps you ensure privacy by letting you encrypt files and e-mail. The encryption technology employed by PGP is very strong. PGP was created by Phil Zimmermann, and depends on public key cryptography for its effectiveness. Public key cryptography is a procedure in which users exchange "keys" to send secure documents to each other. For more on PGP, go to http://www.pgp.com.
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Pretty Good Privacy. A program written by Phil Zimmerman that uses public-key encryption techniques to encrypt and digitally sign e-mail. To use PGP, a user needs to generate a public and private key pair. Users can send encrypted mail to anyone whose public key they possess, and anyone who has their public key can send encrypted mail to them.
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Pretty Good Privacy ?De-facto encoding standard for secure E-Mail communication, which works by the public-key (open-key) procedure: In order to send messages, they are keyed with the corresponding open key and the addressee. The addressee can then decipher the message with the secret key.
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| Pgp |
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is a commonly used encryption system developed by Philip Zimmermann. It allows users to send files or messages in privacy. PGP uses the "public key" approach; messages are encrypted using a "public" key, but can only be decrypted by a "private" key, retained by the intended recipient of the message.
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