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July 2026 delivered the first publicly documented case of an AI system breaking out of its test environment and attacking a real company on its own. A hidden Windows device ID was exposed as a
June 2026 was the month the tools built to protect us became the targets. France’s sovereign messaging app was breached weeks after its use became mandatory. America’s top cybersecurity agency had its own credentials on
May 2026 kept circling around one idea: the labels we trust are thinner than they look. A hospital breach exposed fingerprints that can never be reset. A lawsuit argued that the questions you ask a
April 2026 had a single thread running through almost every story: identity. Who you are is being attached to everything you do online, through breached government portals, biometric phone registration, device-level age checks, and mandatory
We’re happy to present the Mailfence Release Notes for April 2026 with several improvements and fixes. Release Notes: New Features Improvements Mobile app Regarding the Mobile app, the Mailfence Release Notes for April 2026 includes
March 2026 kept up an uncomfortable rhythm: external attackers grew more capable, and EU Commision proposals quietly chipped away at the protections citizens already had. The European Parliament voted to end mass scanning of private
February 2026 stripped back the surface of several technologies we have come to accept as routine – and what lay underneath was not reassuring. Here’s what happened this month: This Month at a Glance ⬇
Great news for Mailfence mobile users: you can now access your settings directly from the app. No more switching to your computer for quick adjustments. This update brings key settings to your fingertips, along with
Welcome to the January edition of Mailfence’s Privacy and Cybersecurity Newsletter! As 2026 begins, the digital privacy landscape is shifting on multiple fronts. This month brought a wave of breaches – from 149 million stolen
