On Friday 17 Jul 2009 9:49:23 am Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote:
> 1. You can sign documents, programs, e-mails etc. that you send out
> using your signing key. People who have access to your public key
> can verify such signatures.
> 2. People can encrypt documents which they want to send to you in
> private and only you (or other intended recipients) can decrypt them.
> 3. You can also encrypt documents for your own safe keeping.
> 4. You can sign other people's keys after verifying their authenticity.
> 5. If you have other people's public encryption key, you can encrypt
> documents which you want to send to them in private.
6. it makes you look like a geek
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