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:Free Software Magazine: Secure Your Email Communication with Free Software
Free Software Magazine: Secure Your Email Communication with Free Software
Jun 8, 2006, 07 :45 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3122 reads)

(Other stories by Jerome Gotangco)

[ Thanks to Dave Guard for this link. ]

"Email is one of the most common activities we perform on the internet. However, email is also one of the most vulnerable internet services currently used. Email spam is common, but what most people are not aware of is that email identity theft is common as well. There is also continuous concern over the privacy and security issues surrounding the matter. However, most users dismiss security software as complex and still continue to send email messages with very little or no regard at all to security.

"In this article, you'll learn how to install, setup, and use the Mozilla Thunderbird email client for secure, encrypted email using GnuPG and the Enigmail Mozilla Thunderbird extension..."

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