Langenhoven offers a Greasemonkey script for Firefox that will encrypt Gmail messages.

It achieves this by using RSA type encryption in Javascript.

The site also offers a utility for producing the public and private keys needed for encryption.

I haven’t tested this but the results look like the real thing:

Read the Known Issues section to discover that it works best in Firefox 1.5 or greater and that some of the buttons are troublesome.gmail, encryption, greasemonkey, firefox, public public, private keys, email, security

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Tags: email, encryption, FireFox, GMAIL, greasemonkey, private keys, public public, security

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