WebMail Encryption with Mailvelope

Mailvelope

Email encryption is something I’ve always pushed for to whomever is willing to listen! One of the hardest part when it comes to email encryption is the user factor. Many users just don’t see a need to use a desktop email client just to implement some type of email encryption. Many of us are more [...]

OpenPGP in Outlook with gpg4o

gpg40

It seems that getting a free OpenPGP solution to work with the Microsoft Outlook email client is harder than I thought it would be. The only thing I could dig up was the Outlook Privacy Plugin, which I wrote extensively about here in this article. At the time I wrote that article, the plugin version [...]

PGP & GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid Review

PGP&GPG

Ever since working with OpenPGP, I instantly fell in love with it and helped spread the word around whenever I could for people who wanted a more secure method of communication via email. Just recently, a friend wanted to learn more about this awesome email encryption technology and wanted to know where to actually begin [...]

Using OpenPGP on the iPhone

IPGMail

Just the other day, I was testing the OpenPGP email encryption system with a reader and he asked me a darn good question of how he can get this to work on his iPhone. Surprisingly, while I have thought about it in the past, I never actively looked for a solution. If you don’t know [...]

OpenPGP Support in Outlook 2010 and 2013

Outlook Logo

Yes folks, it is possible. Surely I’m not the first to document this but it just frustrated me when I realized how difficult it can be to incorporate the OpenPGP system into Microsoft Outlook. With that being said, I am happily using the Thunderbird email client with the Enigmail plugin which allows me to encrypt [...]

Pages: 1 2

Why We All Need to Use Gmail Multi-Factor Authentication

Gmail Multifactor

As we move forward in the digital age, security is more prominent than ever. Users now have a lot of utilities and services that they can utilize to store all sorts of data and information in the cloud. That’s a good thing to be sure. However, having that data stolen or accessed by unauthorized personnel [...]

Yahoo Gives IMAP Support to Free Users?

Yahoo IMAP

Yahoo and Hotmail were two of the most dominant email services back in the days and who could claim otherwise? It was free and most importantly, it was from Microsoft and Yahoo, two very big companies. Obviously there were other free email services as well but Yahoomail and Hotmail stood out the most. That is [...]