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PGPTool allows you to encrypt and decrypt files. It's free and easy to use.

Decrypting a file using the Finder: To decrypt a . pgp file, simply double click on it or Ctrl+click (or right click) and point to PGP and then click Decrypt/Verify. Enter the passphrase for the private key of one of the recipients listed. If the file was also signed, a verification window will appear.

Want to decrypt a message fast? After selecting an encrypted PGP message, right-click anywhere on the page and choose Decrypt to decrypt instantly!

PGP works on a chain of trust, so you can opt to publish your signature in order to help others decide if the key is authentic. And that's the basic outline of how to use GPGTools to send and receive PGP emails in macOS.

MAC OS Open a Finder Window and find the provided . tar. gpg. zip file. Double click on it to unzip it. A . tar. ... Double click on the . tar. gpg file and you should be prompted for a password. ... Double click on the . tar file and a directory should be generated. Double click on the directory to show the files.

Simply enter the message you would like to decrypt as well as your private key and the private key's password and then click on ?Decrypt?. Once the button has been pressed, the decrypted form of your message will be displayed in the output box below.

Import a PGP Key In Finder, locate the PGP key (. asc) file with the PGP keys you want to import. Double-click the selected . asc file. PGP Desktop opens and the Select Keys dialog box is displayed. Select the PGP key(s) you want to import, then click OK. The selected key(s) are added to your keyring.