Cryptography to webmail. Handy if you need private messaging. GPG is primo encryption.
FreeEnigma brings cryptography to webmail, with an
ingenious set of free and open browser plug-ins that work with Yahoo,
Gmail, and others. The plugins implement a version of GPG (the
free/open version of Pretty Good Privacy) and scramble and de-scramble
the text in your webmail before you send it and after you receive it,
reducing the amount of information that webmail providers have on your
communications. This is long overdue, as webmail and other hosted mail
solutions are a ticking bomb, just waiting for a hacker, spook or
copper to come a-knockiní, there to get a look at your private
communications.
Source: iSpider.pl º Gmail cryptography plugin.
tags: cryptography, Gmail, PGP
