PGP is a program that gives your email something that it otherwise
doesn't have: Privacy. It encrypts your mail so that nobody
but the intended person can read it. When encrypted, the message
looks like a meaningless jumble of random characters. PGP has
proven itself capable of resisting even the most sophisticated
forms of analysis aimed at reading the encrypted text.
1) Get PGP from www.pgp.com and install it on your home machine.
A PGP plugin for Eudora is also available.
2) Generate a private/public key pair with your PGP program
(the PGP software from pgp.com does this automatically when
you install the software in Windows), export the keys in 2 files
(pubring.pkr and secring.skr) and upload them to our server.
Put them in the .pgp directory inside you home directory (not
in the HTML directory)
3) Edit the mail.list file and have the webmaster alias point
to the email address specified in your PGP keys.
4) Edit the ssl_pgp_sample.html file as needed. This file is
created when SSL is installed.
5) The whole form submission is now secure. The form results
will be sent to you via encrypted email. You need to have PGP
on your home computer to decrypt the messages.
NOTES:
Choose a difficult password for your secret key and don't forget
your password.
Cryptographic software is subject to certain import/export regulations
in some countries.
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