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Things Go Better With Crypto: Introducing GPG Encryption on Your Email Forwarding

Written by Mark Jeftovic on December 4, 2013 — Leave a Comment

We are happy to unveil a beta feature for email forwarding:

You can now optionally add GPG keys to individual mailmaps so that your forwarded email arrives at its next hop encrypted.

This means that if you are forwarding your email to your ISP, office, or third party email provider (including easyMail by easyDNS), the email will arrive on those servers encrypted and can only be decrypted by entering the passphrase to the corresponding private key.

The email address on the GPG key used does not need to match the address in your mailmap, you can use any public key … Read the rest

Posted in via easyDNS | Also tagged crypto, encrypted email forwarding, GPG, What's New

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