Pedantic-sounding but very important note about the Efail vulnerability: the vulnerability affects the PGP plugins / clients used for email, not the encryption method itself. <br><br><b>PGP encryption is still secure.</b> If it wasn't, we'd have much bigger problems, as the underlying tech is used in a shit ton of other security-related things also.,(reply>), I believe that emails are still secure if sent in text rather then html,(reply>), I was going to post that. Thank you !  :)<br>I'll add: the flaw rely on both the fact that clients fail to parse some GNUPG warnings about tempered messages AND  that they have buggy html parsers. SO html emails are still evil. And clients are still not up do date since the 2000.<br>KMail (latest version) is not affected for example (for KDE Folks). If your client blocks html by default  you should be safe too I guess.<br>Check the official statement on the gpg mailing list. (google),(reply>), Skehmatics THANK YOU. My jimmies were beginning to rustle and you saved me