InfoWorld - Developer offers beta of encryption freeware . GnuPG is also compatible with PGP , Versions 5.0 and 6.0, so it can send and receive PGP-encrypted messages. One advantage of GnuPG over PGP is that not only is it secure, but it is also clearly in the public domain, according to Erich Moechel, editor of the Internet newsletter Quintessenz, who has tested the software. That means there is no chance it will be subject to government restrictions on exporting encryption software, he said. All rights reserved.
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This was all done with Frontier 7.0.1 and BBEdit on a Macintosh .