How to send an encrypted e-mail and how to get someone to open an . . . Now, this can be done within Outlook, but it can also be done externally to Outlook with a tool like GPG (for Mac) or OpenPGP (for WIndows, Mac, Android, or iOS) There is also a gpg4o, an Outlook add-in that provides encryption features to Outlook as well, but that's Windows only There's also GnuPG for Mac or Windows
How to import public or private keys into Office365 Outlook for . . . For Outlook on the web, you may check Encrypt messages by using S MIME in Outlook on the web For your case, it seems that S MIME encryption is indeed very limited for application scenario as the users would be using various operating systems and different browsers which require to import public keys from various sources and export their own
Outlook on MacOS (Catalina) and PGP support - Microsoft Community I am responsible for about 500 Macs in an Editor company Is there a possibility to add pgp support into Outlook (2016 licence and 356)? Is there a plug-in? gpg-tools and gig-suite is not working with Outlook, as far as I know But there is a native S-MIME support in Outlook? And would this compatible with a private and public PGP-Key?
Outlook Privacy Plugin Error - Microsoft Community I'm facing a problem using the outlook privacy plugin, I use it to apply PGP encryption and I face this message when trying sending a message This thread is locked You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread
PGP signed e-mails are falsely shown as encrypted without content One thread suggests that you can disable the Outlook scanning, the PGP messaging service, and the PGPTray exe from the startup items to solve the problem Another article explains how to use PGP encryption with Outlook using Gpg4win, which is a free and open source software that supports PGP encryption
Bug with PGP signed message? - Microsoft Community It seems that your getting encrypted message emails when opened using Outlook Mobile App Let's work on this together in finding the best possible solution to this issue To better understand the situation, I would like to ask some questions, such as:
Outlook for Android displays raw HTML for PGP MIME signed emails . . . Outlook Mobile for Android is viewing the email (other Outlook platforms, including iOS, Windows, Mac, and Web along with other mail clients are not affected) The "organise emails by thread" setting is enabled (viewing a single email is always fine) The email is signed with a PGP MIME signature (PGP Inline signatures are not affect)
Support for (PGP MIME) - Microsoft Community Doing a quick web search on the phrase "outlook 2010 rfc 2015 3156" (or any variations thereof) will return a myriad of results indicating that these are not supported in current versions of Outlook If an addin exists - it is extremely elusive One such link to that effect dated Feb '2011 is RFC 2015 RFC 3156 (PGP MIME) support
How can I use PGP with Exchange email in Outlook 2011? Is there any way to use PGP in Outlook 2011 to encrypt decrypt and sign verify messages with an Exchange server It appears PGP from Symantec has partial support, but necessitates the use of IMAP (which I don't want to do)