Bug Bounty Reports: mail encryption

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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><a class="ext-link" href="http://www.mailvelope.com/" target="_blank" title="">Mailvelope</a>
 is a free browser extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox that 
introduces OpenPGP encryption to webmail services that you may be using.
 The extension supports for Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Outlook and 
GMX by default, and options to integrate other web-based email providers
 as well. </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><b>How to use Mailvelope</b></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">First, you'll install the plugin for <a class="" href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mailvelope/kajibbejlbohfaggdiogboambcijhkke?hl=en">Chrome</a>, or the Add-on for <a class="" href="https://github.com/toberndo/mailvelope/releases">Firefox</a>.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><br /></span><span style="font-family: inherit;">After you install it, you need to generate a key-pair for Mailvelope 
to use with your desired email. It will generate a public and private 
key. <b><i>DO NOT EVER SHARE YOUR PRIVATE KEY.</i></b></span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">This demonstration will be using the Firefox Extension and Gmail, although 
Mailvelope is designed to work with all major webmail providers. It is 
currently in Beta and they are adding support for more webmail services.</span><br />
<span style="font-family: inherit;">To generate a key, open the Mailvelope extension and go to the "Generate Key" tab as shown below.</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">Fill out the appropriate information, and hit "submit". If you want 
maximum privacy, it is a good idea to click on the advanced button and 
enable 4096-bit key lengths instead of 1024 or 2048. Make sure that you 
assign a very strong password to your keys, they are your final line of 
defense if your PC is ever compromised by an attacker. After you hit 
submit, it will take some time to generate the keys. If you get a "this 
page isn't responding" message, just continue to wait, it will finish 
building your keys and give you a success message when it finishes. </span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">Now that you have generated a key pair, you have a public key and a 
private key in your keyring. You can see your keypair in the "Display 
Keys" tab as shown below.</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">The important thing about PGP encryption is that there is a public 
key, and a private key. In order for someone to be able to send you 
secure messages, they have to have your public key. </span><br />
<span style="font-family: inherit;">In order for you to 
send them secure messages, you have to have to have their public key. To
 find out what your public key is, you can use the "export"
menu in the "display keys" tab. You will have to enter your password to 
get to your keys.</span><br />
<span style="font-family: inherit;">So in this example, I want to send a message to the bugbountyreports@gmail.com. To do this, i need to have the public key.</span><br />
<span style="font-family: inherit;">The public key for bugbountyreports@gmail.com is below:</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;">-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----<br />Version: Mailvelope v0.13.1<br />Comment: https://www.mailvelope.com<br /><br />xsFNBFWGR2IBEACUOeqsoi2quNb7KmeHwrp7vDsYMjazH+lQ2If1tj7Q3wxz<br />ZStr928MIkjfp++emrUTgTZCkKq0w/+lclLOWBrcU8tkToXiBeFmY3qQ21+L<br />ATj097bu+Si0xw0ZTDSXgIbfJZUj+TbZ2+5iYgR/332t9dHBohkadXik5mWM<br />u3NMB0kzANLYgqmjmiHGKJvtIhYh4LFE4DPAGDJqRUBJhCckii8WLszCnMym<br />gbRzP80kBuSatu5ZMEDur6EqpVR/D5H35Xa66JEt+zSFX4FZrwS/8k6wkH1p<br />h1a7qTi47KICJjemVStl05cC+p3ZNz0n7cuEg86Zc++plsCmPCMoUUA4/Lc1<br />1GTeR6TFrFEjHkkfycGLq5+8zJNzCPbIAMtqJb8yksEBGRk2ZeX80q/atjHg<br />WUEJMewlvIwtvOdpIMa5pkMAMc5CozsxfsBo3QYmaO8jPYC/JhFsJKx6f+fo<br />j7dK9mPKYxqLNCl2WwlgCsjKPwJ4Hc6t/gbi8Qkh7cDrO9yXtS6iZ+ykqHLB<br />7L7zAL7dj88ZsvsMuiBDzjKk8cs2oBbggj2bgp5VwnGCFfGwMa2Ln10Gzn1B<br />ZqeKkchkrWIlsMI1F/slHLZc9Nlr1wq1TrT7njkmRorr3sIfAQJMpW/iZLu4<br />BRqKJt4/jzy/HOek7y6LousVhlSC/2MHQeRfZQARAQABzS1idWdib3VudHly<br />ZXBvcnRzIDxidWdib3VudHlyZXBvcnRzQGdtYWlsLmNvbT7CwXIEEAEIACYF<br />AlWGR6UGCwkIBwMCCRD8eTin8HRxSgQVCAIKAxYCAQIbAwIeAQAABBwQAIhr<br />/icQq3bZ+uzchtUuaep+T2q9Y8fIi2ZjFlUOmnwnqwsy85lkrqrKwBL5MS/H<br />jbxqsTiJWGoORamBtQthj7spg4CRgK9ixcddFui51nUmof38gjMZhIF5Jwp5<br />DC+ZU6SyxSowopSHYmO7uRmgtHfnfg35gFszbuusRlT2DQCRroJZirLnMPLx<br />keFTM3Waxv5dzToF+oGYSU28lV1f/XN6xgE7H61E3FH+gi7Eok1pF6BOv01O<br />C0W+yS6VHgody6N9KI9/yqmaUl1tDlOxt9GmDO1yI/4l8BP3MFI87Vyb/ggE<br />RtcHVnep+nqZZZZ68wx8auxWoAMmeK5FGnKAKI1Xdj4lSLxEiEBYOqFM1YJd<br />mGBlaBaRFwfRKxyCV+c5bMkT2QPaImbdzTOwWw/RkVzfOI/xQ2g5lh9VdrOy<br />4XMe0TynnIUyjoVOXe1/f3gelRaObNuNlRA80gv9DlxzksYhnEbMbza/iO3e<br />UaGAIUcVUyqANXLz/f1/FDvFzvIhBNAbFPt9Z7GzE+S7XmCz8n1j5odeVsEu<br />gdw3YRHEsivy4MJTKrewEbRMXqxk2Y/tSGdsaCSuKNEuquZx7ff6TdCa/Roc<br />TtdvjRjb9HeUPcVO+szFLSPPN5sSi1LhZn35GHjd8vUQyIWJA+XvRJWnY8vH<br />6kR/fi5mAnAm/OHXE9mazsFNBFWGR4sBEACzfxdy2fhNNjruiuAA50yUZqrU<br />8Padgw0d1uuIbWDrN94bvza0mHgYeEB5i6FIDOnen/rFXLzhsK8lvjJjx/GW<br />vc9heleozC/7z9vn7N5ctwrBwK+NuvrFq2Zi6SLymhLYMFk8wqsBOYFdMlST<br />Y9uOV97SkltidAdjnEtZCEfu68JVNq+tPcRZ5CBOqaXXZodaqW64Kth6rHL3<br />vquak4Mz0zouacaOdRDhYfKkibMCcHZG2AkO08l2PmZFEB1DaG9TxKUr9WAc<br />sTrXBOunQ/skXN16a+PHrNyIEMlj7GRr11z3f7BksO2unuTC9IKUm+fnHHi7<br />CwZwdThODtvXLzmLjIpWcA2AbvItLWtVFhbl+k26Gs4Egoo/l80wnVUrIF98<br />jAvBD4Qwvkv2m9F0OHEgjdMbHlh6GZOWtD/hltldJq+pNl6Ke14X9190NSUr<br />xFVcLslEnDdDX7j1fYLqV56Ffa3Avk3U7Be1p0Qnj58kESYsBm+cDMqcFPaQ<br />DgVljbLd/lrWcXPUjuNwfdqHKSSTvgVC/x9DhW7i9iknlo3PPorUFNFi7jLb<br />k+mw4lsvMUhXSqzmoz0oCEgQhfdu7lhRXDRMUtY/UXEti2oH0EuL05WVIXAz<br />DXMbRrRfmRmHuggKZ84R8lN1fH0udrB5ClLm7BGlB6Z9KCyiLJXjeKbFvwAR<br />AQABwsFfBBgBCAATBQJVhkenCRD8eTin8HRxSgIbDAAA9QEP/jXUtlFsbURV<br />uZpRK/0qkpi19IMhOBmMnb/+CGTFSkAq4byzFPhRv9V6GNOLKHJURwBMmPtt<br />4Ru7c3tsCbnHW1jTZyibiLFtz+kwRzVscpLkMXc1iKGhpogjeoKPtDeKqbSZ<br />ud4poVaDYZTN8Xw9m2ikYgNwQpkv/u0HY0vu583J7sYFpZ3ZGLOc1CRl/m98<br />UPpRz0Ab31LOg2eE3nAkChSsc8xBXIo9jOUeduhEiYB/jggh9egB8e+Lf1O1<br />AYr1N4tTTOS4ryXrVc3nX1RTihtmnjPLVe7CDVp+FkKw0vGyUDAidXEfW0gs<br />yybn1IcHUfYx+omVKPJ37vw6Q9a1wvQwraV4n+WDO/ng/AXP+b6SGa/y/ph2<br />p/qapvOWkVwRJXMdhA7m7/460JlajjLGDwl8UsZY43hP9sVvHzAWxUoLKQAg<br />REDYvLtb0FUNgJ8vp/Enn3fNGfJfpJcu3SJNNFysLqLAHXTQWBvNs4nzGBXr<br />25DXmjwVYC+PzGy57UIjqgDzXYEDoPAp1L/QV0arc2NTuwmIFUI0fXXzDoL5<br />zn5JNE3E5jjVph3tqRxTt+LuBze6t9fcrEleyVy5FTxZf0SFWL+IWKrZzwd3<br />RdGQL7Et/CVri5735mGBXtPZPu40/MGZ1gIFvW05cu5DBEFBeYqiE0NgPkZp<br />w0qxivRnoR/1<br />=GwaC<br />-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----</span><br />
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<br /><span style="font-family: inherit;">So what you want to do is <b><i>import</i></b> this public key into 
mailvelope, so it knows which public key to use when you are emailing bugbountyreports@gmail.com. Below, I have pasted the bugbountyreports@gmail.com public key into the 
field in the import tab.</span><br />
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So, once you have completed this process, you are ready to 
send secure emails to one another with no worry of eavesdropping. Even 
when (not if) an agency drags up your email, they are unable to decipher
 the messages without having one of the private keys.<br />
So let's send a PGP-encrypted email to bugbountyreports@gmail.com.<br />
Below,
 you can see bit about how Mailvelope works in practice. When you begin 
to compose a new message in Gmail you will see the small overlayed 
button that looks like a pencil and notepad. You click that button to 
start writing a secure message offline. You then write your message in 
the window that pops up.<br />
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Once you have finished writing your message, click Encrypt button in the message window. This pulls up a menu so you can 
manage who you are encrypting the message for, as shown below. You can 
see that I have added BugBountyReports as my target recipient. Mailvelope is
 robust enough to support sending out the same message to multiple users
 at once, using all of the relevant public keys you have imported.<br />
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Once you are finished setting up the recipients, you click the 
"transfer" button in the message window. This encrypts your email 
message with the appropriate keys. You'll see the PGP encrypted message 
in the Gmail window, ready to be sent, like you can see below.<br />
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The message is now unreadable by all parties, except for 
those with access to the appropriate private keys. The private keys are 
never transmitted in this process, and they are securely stored locally 
by the Mailvelope plugin.<br />
It does take a couple of tries 
to learn the process, but this is far far simpler than older methods of 
using PGP. Once you are used to the process, you can encrypt an email in
 5 clicks, taking less than a few seconds of extra work.<br />
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Decrypting and reading PGP email with Mailvelope</h2>
So now you 
know how to securely compose a message to send out. You also need to 
know how to receive messages with Mailvelope. Fortunately they have made
 this pretty easy, as it used to be very tedious to manage PGP 
decryption in the past.<br />
When you receive an email that is PGP 
encrypted in your webmail service of choice, Mailvelope should detect it
 as a PGP encrypted message automatically. Mailvelope then allows you 
decrypt the message using your keys. You'll see the Mailvelope overlay 
window pop up automatically with the "secure mail" icon as you see 
below.<br />
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If you wish to read your PGP encrypted message, you have to click on 
icon and fill out the information shown below. Mailvelope will prompt 
you for your password because it does not have access to your PGP keys 
without password authorization.<br />
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After you decrypt your message it will be perfectly readable, as shown below.<br />
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 It is important to know that Mailvelope is decrypting your 
messages locally. This means that your decrypted messages are never 
exposed to the webmail service. If you click the small "x" in the upper 
right corner of the overlay window when you are finished reading your 
message, you can see the original, fully encrypted email as you can see 
below.<br />
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So there you have it. Very high security email via a relatively easy to 
use graphical user interface. After using Mailvelope a few times I have 
gotten used to the process and can encrypt and decrypt messages in a few
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