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In this blog post we will show you what personal information is stored on Cryptoucan™ and how you can modify it using Thunderbird on Ubuntu. We've already published a video on this topic but we also wanted to provide a step-by-step guide in text form accompanied by pictures of each step.

In today's blog post you'll find how to generate your own set of cryptographic keys and revocation certificate on Ubuntu with Thunderbird email client.  All this information is neatly packed into our step-by-step guide! And if you're still not sure why would you need cryptographic keys and what is revocation certificate for, we covered those topics here too.

In today's blog post we will show which personal information you can store on Cryptoucan™ and how to change it on Ubuntu using Thunderbird email client. You can watch the instructional video on this topic that we've created or you can read out step-by-step written guide that has pictures of each step.

In today's blog post you'll find how to generate your own set of cryptographic keys and revocation certificate on Ubuntu using Thunderbird email client.  All this information is neatly packed into our instructional video! And if you're still not sure why would you need cryptographic keys and what is revocation certificate for, we covered those topics here too.

You've downloaded all the necessary software, you've set up Enigmail, so what's next? Now, it's important to set your own PIN codes - do that right after you get your Cryptoucan™! In this article you're going to find a step-by-step manual for Ubuntu using Thunderbird email client.