PGP/GPG Encryption & Decryption Guide | GnuPG Tutorial

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INTRODUCTION ABOUT PGP / GPG :

PGP stands for Pretty Good Privacy. It was created in the 1990s and is currently owned by security software company Symantec. Over the course of nearly three decades, PGP has been developed, improved, and updated, making it the standard option for file encryption today.

PGP uses several encryption technologies, like hashing, data compression, and public/private PGP keys to protect an organization’s critical information (i.e., the company’s crown jewels). While it’s often used to encrypt files before exchanging them with trading partners or remote locations, PGP can also encrypt emails, directories, and disk partitions, so it's a fitting solution for modern cybersecurity needs.

What about Open PGP?
PGP is the backbone of Open PGP, which is an open source standard that allows PGP to be used in software that is typically free to the public. The term "Open PGP" is often applied to tools, features, or solutions that support open-source PGP encryption technology.


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