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		<title>Notes from my GNUPG talk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What is GNUPG? GNUPG is the open source alternative to PGP. It allows you to sign and / or encrypt digital information that you are sending to others. They then can verify / decrypt the data. It uses the asymmetric cryptography model for signing data and can use both symmetric and asymmetric cryptography for data [...]]]></description>
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