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PGP Desktop

If you are looking for PGP Desktop, you have come to the right place. We explain what PGP Desktop is and point you to the official download.

What is PGP Desktop?

PGP Desktop is software developed by Phil Zimmerman that provides users with an encryption and decryption program to protect the privacy of data exchanged over the Web. PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) utilizes a series of algorithm systems to encrypt data, providing a high level of protection for critical data exchanged between parties.

It utilizes the OpenPGP standard of encryption and decryption where the same license key is used to encrypt and decrypt data. A public key is assigned to a specific user which they can use for privacy and authentication. Documents, emails, folders, individual files and entire disk partitions can be protected through the PGP Desktop algorithm system.

The user can create a new key for each file that they want to encrypt, or store files in encrypted archives or disk. The user is provided with a list of keys, through the user interface, displaying a key for each corresponding file.

PGP Desktop is a cross-platform program. The software is offered for purchase. A trial version is available, which the user can utilize for up to 30 days.

Download PGP Desktop from the developer

File.org does not provide software hosting. We send you directly to the developer's site, to make sure you download the latest, original version of the program.

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File types supported by PGP Desktop

Our users primarily use PGP Desktop to open these file types:

About file types supported by PGP Desktop

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If you have additional information about which types of files PGP Desktop can process, please do get in touch - we would love hearing from you.

Last updated: : March 10, 2013