Cryptography, Privacy Issues, PGP keys

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The public keys for our users are available for viewing.

Privacy Issue Pages:

• Anonymizer (Access the web anonomously)
• Center For Democracy and Technology
• Encryption Policy Resource Page
• FACTNet International
• FAQ: comp.security.pgp
• FAQ: Where to get PGP
• Protecting your rights, written by Patches

• Links to futher PGP and cryptography information

PGP Software:

• Commercial PGP from PGP.COM.

PGP Related Software:

• Elm 2.4 PL24PGP3 with integrated hooks to PGP (mailer)

  I started with the Elm 2.4PL24 release and integrated support for PGP. It has support for keyring management, as well as having options when sending to sign, encrypt, or do both. Any email sent using PGP is sent with a content type of: "Content-Type: application/X-pgp-message". My changes to Elm will display an "E" on the index display for any emails with this content-type (E for encrypted, though it could also just be signed). This is similar to having an "M" displayed for metamail messages.

PGP Keyservers:

• PGP Global Directory
• MIT PGP Public Key Server
• InterNIC PGP Key Server information

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