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- [Encrypt](encryption_chapter) and [Decrypt](decryption_chapter) Messages - [Encrypt](encryption_chapter) and [Decrypt](decryption_chapter) Messages
- [Sign](signing_data) and [Verify](verification_chapter) Data - [Sign](signing_data) and [Verify](verification_chapter) Data
- [Issue and examine Statements](signatures_chapter) about Keys and Identities (to perform CA-like functionality) - [Issue and examine Statements](certifications_chapter) about Keys and Identities (to perform CA-like functionality)
### Building blocks ### Building blocks

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(signatures_chapter)= (certifications_chapter)=
# Signatures as "statements" # Certification signatures
Signatures make up the magic of OpenPGP. Signatures make up the magic of OpenPGP.
They act as the syntax that allows forming and interpreting complex statements about data and identities. They act as the syntax that allows forming and interpreting complex statements about data and identities.