Sending Emails the Safe Way by Fiskerstrand, Kristian -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Understanding digital signatures 2.1. What is a digital signature 2.2. How can a digital signature help you? Chapter 3. Encryption 3.1. History of encryption 3.2. Industrial espionage 3.3. The Echelon surveillance system 3.4. Possible legal requirements Chapter 4. OpenPGP 4.1. Introduction to OpenPGP 4.2. Implementations 4.3. Public Key Infrastructure 4.4. Hybrid system 4.5. Asymmetrical key types 4.6. Digest Algorithms (hashes) 4.7. Symmetrical key types Chapter 5. The Web of Trust 5.1. The social problem 5.2. Key Validity / Trust 5.3. Keyservers 5.4. Using Certificate Authorities to extend the WoT Chapter 6. A balanced cryptosystem Chapter 7. GNU Privacy Guard 7.1. Open Source – The GNU Project 7.2. What is GNU Privacy Guard? 7.3. Installing GnuPG 7.4. Generating your first key 7.5. Generating a revocation certificate 7.6. Backing up the keyrings 7.7. Verifying a key 7.8. How to sign a key using GnuPG 7.9. How to assign trust to a key using GnuPG 7.10. Configuring GnuPG Chapter 8. Organization in a grander scale Chapter 9. Configuring your email client 9.1. Mozilla Thunderbird and Suite 9.2. OS X's Mail.app 9.3. Using GPG Relay for mail clients in Windows 9.4. Evolution

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