If you want to encrypt your own stuff, Knox or other tools like it will do the job. Suite of programs called GNU Privacy Guard, abbreviated as GnuPG or GPG. Team behind MacGPG, and another big part is that, thanks to decisions made by the. Instead, you're supposed to hunt down and install these: Mac GNU Privacy.

I have installed GPG Suite by GPG Tools on my Mac. I sent my public key to my associate, who encrypted a file and sent it to me. The file, myfile.gpg is now sitting on my desktop and I'm told by my associate that I just have to double-click on it, enter my private key, and the file will be decrypted. Sounds reasonable, but it doesn't work.I double-click on myfile.gpg and OS X reports there is no application to open the file. I restarted my Mac and the problem still exists.Do I need to manually setup a file association?What am I doing wrong?Thank you. Assigning FilesYour Mac should have an association with a.gpg file.The appropiate service is named GPGServices.service and can be found in /Library/Services/. To manually assign the file extension to a application or service click on the myfile.gpg and then CMD+ I.Now you can chose a application with which the file should be open with.If you click and hold the drop down menu, chose 'Other.'

And a dialog will open. Click CMD+ Shift+ G and type /Library/Services.Chose GPGServices.service, change for all and close the Info window.If you can't find GPGServices you may have a corrupted or old installation.

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In this case install the GPG Suite again. Decrypting with a terminalTo decrypt the file you can also use a Terminal.Open Spotlight and type 'Terminal.app'(or open a Finder Applications Utilities Terminal.app) and click on it. You will see the command line.Type gpg -d(mind the space after -d) and drag the file into the terminal. Hit enter and you will be asked for you password.

Example gpg -d myfile.gpg.