"If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy."
Phil Zimmermann, Author of PGP

You will need to use PGP 5 or later to sign or encrypt data in order to allow us to check a signature or decrypt the data (see the download URLs beyond).

If you need more information about PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), please visit the International PGP homepage (for non-US residents) or the PGP Inc. homepage (US residents). You might also check the links at the bottom of this page.

 Download our PGP public key

• Download our PGP public key as a text file
  

 Download the PGP program and save yourself against "Big Brother"

• A legal copy of PGP 5.x and 6.x is available from http://www.heise.de/ct/pgpCA/download.shtml. Since this website is located in Europe you will not violate any U.S. laws, regulations or restrictions on the export of strong crypto-systems.

 Other useful PGP links

• The International PGP Home Page
• International PGP FAQ
• German PGP course (germ.)
• PGP DH versus PGP RSA FAQ compares both PGP encryption techniques
• comp.security.PGP FAQ (germ.)
• No Big Brother page by Kai Raven
• c't Crypto Campaign
• PGP Keyserver request
• Private-Key-Server ARGE Daten
• MIT distribution site for PGP

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