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Using PGP to Verify Digital Signatures


{LANG_NAVORIGIN} Encryption
By: Shawn Hernan and Linda Pesante, 03/03/2004



PGP stands for Pretty Good Privacy. It is a computer program that uses mathematical algorithms to encrypt files and protect them from unauthorized access. It is also used to digitally sign and verify documents. Versions of the PGP program are available for most popular computer operating systems-Microsoft Windows, MacOS, and UNIX, to name a few.

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