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You will need to download the following files:
A desktop version of PGP
SimpleSecure
Now you have all the necessary downloads
Preperation and uploading the files.
First install PGP to your own computer and basically follow all prompts to create a new key. Once rebooted, you should find PGP active in your task bar, looking like a little padlock. Right click, and go to PGPKeys, then export (Ctrl + E) the only key you should have visible, create a mykey.asc file (can be named anything you like).
Unzip the SimplySecure download, and upload them accordingly.
The folder cgi-bin/ssecure needs to be uploaded to your cgi-bin
Now apply the following permissions.
ssecure.pl 755
keys 700
temp 777
Setup
Now go to http://yourdomain/cgi-bin/ssecure.pl
(Please replace yourdomain with your actual domain name)
Login with admin:admin
First of all click "System Settings" (It is strongly suggested that you alter your admin password here).
Click "Encryption Settings" - set the path to GPG to be /usr/local/bin/gpg then click on "Defaults" and "Save Current Settings as Default"
Now goto "Keys Manager" and click the IMPORT GPG KEY browse button and locate mykey.asc that you exported earlier. Now go to Recpients. Click EDIT on number 1 (or add a new form)
Most things are self explantory. EncryptMethod should be set to "GNU PGP Encrypted"
EncryptKey = You.ll need to pop back to PGP8 to look this up . Click on your padlock in the taskbar, and go to PGPKeys. Right click on the key, and select .key properties.. Copy what is shown in the field .ID. into the EncryptKey field of Simplesecure. It should look something like: .0xC246a39B.
Recipients = who the mail is to be sent too.
Click UPDATE Now you should see example code on the right hand side:
<form action="/cgi-bin/ssecure/ssecure.pl" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="hidden" name="cfgId" value="2">
Name: <input type="text" name="Name">>br>
Email: <input type="text" name="cfgFrom">>br>
Resume: <input type="file" name="Resume">>br>
<input type="submit" value="Submit Form">
</form>
Use this as a base for you form - the important part is the first 2 lines.
Now when mail sent to you from this form it should arrive like:
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.0 (FreeBSD)
LOTS OF RANDOM CHARS
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Simply highlight all this and click copy, then right click the padlock in systray and goto clipboard->decrypt and verify
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