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GPG Keys: Difference between revisions
Created page with "This article details what GPG keys are and how Redbrick uses them ## Some definitions to start OpenPGP is an open standard for PGP encryption maintained by the IETF. It was made so other protocols could interact with PGP. Both GPG and PGP are compliant. PGP is the name of the original encryption program that was developed. GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) is an open-source implementation of the OpenPGP standard Keychains are just the list of the different keys you have on your c..."
(Created page with "This article details what GPG keys are and how Redbrick uses them ## Some definitions to start OpenPGP is an open standard for PGP encryption maintained by the IETF. It was made so other protocols could interact with PGP. Both GPG and PGP are compliant. PGP is the name of the original encryption program that was developed. GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) is an open-source implementation of the OpenPGP standard Keychains are just the list of the different keys you have on your c...") |
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