http://www.encryptedemail.org How to keep your email secure Thu, 09 Aug 2007 23:38:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en There are an wide variety of software, hardware and third party services that allow you to send secure emails. Some of these services are designed to encrypt the message and any file enclosed with the email and others encrypt the attachment, but send the email un-ecrypted so that the ... http://www.encryptedemail.org/10-secure-email-services/ You can use a script Gmail Encrypt to add encryption to the emails you write in Gmail. It uses public key encryption and is implemented in an RSA type scheme in Javascript. Keys can be exchanged securely as you can safely place your public key anywhere. A seperate public key is required for ... http://www.encryptedemail.org/encrypt-gmail/ Any email messages that you send move across a vast array of servers around the internet and on each server the information gets copied. Anyone with access to those servers - or someone who is sniffing packets along the way - can read your email messages if ... http://www.encryptedemail.org/how-to-encrypt-your-email-using-thunderbird-and-pgp/ The process of encrypting data  means to make it so that it is unreadable to anybody except the the person who is supposed to ge the data. When non-secured messages are sent over the Internet, it is virtually impossible to determine how many people may have access to the equipment ... http://www.encryptedemail.org/what-is-encryption/ Did you know that email isn't secure? And that's a problem.  Most people assume that email is secure.  Well it's not. To secure your email you should consider encrypting your email communications. If you don't mind sending post cards that everyone can see, you don't need to, but if you want ... http://www.encryptedemail.org/did-you-know-that-email-isnt-secure/