the document and translations are all very unclear and unprecise.
Note that they would also claim that they can decode SSH, ie SSL.
Note that they would also claim that they can decode SSH, ie SSL.
The question was if the technology they have is capable of decoding encrypted transmissions (e.g. SSH or PGP).
The reply was that in general yes, depending on the type and quality of the encryption.
What I would note is that neither the question nor the reply are about a particular encryption technology. I would not take it to mean that they can decrypt PGP in general.
For example, you can generate your own RSA private key (say, from the command line on a UNIX/Linux box).
You can use that key and generate an "SSL certificate" and have it signed by a certificate authority (a "public" for-profit CA or your own private internal CA).
You can use that same key with SSH for authentication.
You can use that same key with GnuPG for e-mail signing and authentication.