Pgp Mail Os X

mail coming from our Web site. I haven't been able to find any sort of indication when any PGP software will be compatible with OS X. The Knowlege Base articles on pgp.com simply say, "PGP Desktop 7.1 is not compatible with Mac OS X. ...

I run OS X Tiger on my G4 PowerBook... ...

I suspect it is some type of problem with communications between Entourage and the Keychain in 10.2.1. Apple's Mail can manage the communications and passwords without problem. It can create new entriesz in the eychain, while Entourage cannot. ...

in for Mac OS X.1 and the mail.app "hack" but is Apple going to officially incorporate a good privacy protection in Mail.app or leave some of us high and dry in this case? ...

A key manager program for OS X. Very neat and reliable, full GUI but simply calls terminal for creating keys, so you can see what it is doing. ...

The Electronic Frontier Foundation's top 12 tips for privacy are a good place to start: www.eff.org/Privacy/eff_privacy_top_12.html Also, I suggest you take a look at GnuPG, an implementation of PGP for OS-X, you'll need a few bits to get it going well, such as a key manager and control panel. It integrates wonderfully with Mail.app. This is a must for personal, private...

So all accounts on your Mac, all your passwords for mail etc. Having same passwords for years after years is a bad practice. ...

you can get PGP Desktop for OS X. Haven't used it myself, but it claims to interface with Mail.app and Entourage X. ...

BTW, I suggest using GnuPG as your PGP system. ...

I'm voting for Mail.app, mainly because it integrates perfectly with GnuPG (A PGP encryption implementation available for OS X) and handles HTML rather well.