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By WaqasThis article talks about how to delete a Yahoo accountThis is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Why and how to delete your Yahoo email account permanently Continue reading Why and how to delete your Yahoo email account permanently
Encrypted email, chat and storage service GhostMail will no longer provide its services to individual users. Instead, it will concentrate on the enterprise market. In an email sent to users and note prominently displayed on its website’s web page, the company explained that “the world has changed for the worse” and that they “do not want to take the risk of supplying our extremely secure service to the wrong people.” “In general, we believe strongly … More → Continue reading GhostMail stops providing secure comms to individual users
Currently I’m reading an article about ProtonMail here and I don’t understand it.
Now let’s address ProtonMail’s weaknesses. One of the big issues is
that it isn’t easy to know whether a message sent to another
ProtonMail user is b… Continue reading Cannot understand supposed ProtonMail vulnerability from wired.com article
ProtonMail keeps the encrypted private keys of all their users on their servers. The mailbox password, which is known only to the user, decrypts the private key of that user.
Would it not actually be better if each user had control of the… Continue reading ProtonMail: Wouldn’t it be better if each user had their own private key?
The ProtonMail Android app is supposed to be a privacy-centered alternative for data-mined email services such as Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook. If this is truly the case, why does the Android app require Identity permissions which allow the a… Continue reading Why does the ProtonMail Android app require Identity permissions?
Over the past few years, Google has increasingly improved the online security and protections of its Gmail users.
Besides two-factor authentication and HTTPS, Google has added new tools and features to Gmail that ensures users security and privacy, … Continue reading 5 Things Google has Done for Gmail Privacy and Security
By Uzair Amir
ProtonMail claims its NSA-proof and provides 100% encrypted email service
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: ProtonMail Goes Public – Enjoy Encrypted Emails and Pay in Bitcoin
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How many of you know the fact that your daily e-mails are passaged through a deep espionage filter?
This was unknown until the whistleblower Edward Snowden broke all the surveillance secrets, which made privacy and security important for all Interne… Continue reading The Best Way to Send and Receive End-to-End Encrypted Emails
There is a service called ProtonMail that encrypts email on the client, stores encrypted messages on their server and
sends it encrypted in some fashion (depending on what email service the recipient uses).
My question here is how do they… Continue reading How does ProtonMail manage search?
If I used Google Chrome to visit ProtonMail website, it would not be difficult for Google to read my emails since it would just need to scan/read the content of the page. Messages are encrypted just on the servers, not on the browser. Shou… Continue reading Can Google Chrome read/scan my ProtonMail inbox page?