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So Google has decided to provide end-to-end encryption for any of its Gmail users who wants it. One could ask "what took you so long?" but that would be churlish. (Some of us were unkind enough to ...

Mailvelope is in beta, and there's a full extension available for Chrome, and an early beta available for Firefox, but when we tested it both extensions worked well. Gmail/Google Apps, Outlook, Yahoo!

My buddy Zep found a cool tool that integrates FireGPG seamlessly with Gmail and posted a great description on his blog. As if there weren’t enough reasons to move your personal account to Gmail, for ...

Google will roll out end-to-end encryption for Gmail customers based on the PGP standard to make it harder for people to spy on your messages. Reuters Google has launched End-to-End, an email ...

NEW DELHI: In the wake of the NSA surveillance revelations, it looks like Google is gearing up to make Gmail more secure and is working on integrating encryption ...

Late Friday, last week, Google announced a new tool for security-minded users, called E2EMail, a Chrome extension that simplifies the installation of PGP encryption for Gmail. Initially created by ...

PGP, first released in 1991, uses a form of encryption known as public-key cryptography. This means that if you use PGP, you create two encryption "keys," which are basically big chunks of random ...

It looks like Google is working on integrating encryption tools like PGP or Pretty Good Privacy, easier for end-users. NEW DELHI: In the wake of the NSA surveillance ...