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Revision as of 16:31, 23 April 2013
OpenPGP courses in your country
KMail contains extensive support for the cryptography standard OpenPGP (encryption and signatures); KDE even contains a dedicated application for managing OpenPGP keys and using OpenPGP outside emails: Special:myLanguage/KGpg. OpenPGP is free (both as in free beer and as in free speech) and very flexible; many other mail clients support OpenPGP either directly (like KMail) or via add-ons / plugins (e.g. Thunderbird; with certain limitations even Outlook).
It is desirable that you make yourself familiar with this subject. Using it is less complicated than you probably guess. Especially if you get help with the setup then it is possible even without in-depth knowledge to use the core functions without trade-offs in security.
In Germany there is a project for supporting and listing free OpenPGP courses. As soon as a similar projects exist for countries connected to this language they will be listed here.
OpenPGP information not specific to KMail
Not as useful as courses but as something to start with: