Welcome to the OpenPGP archives of the Mailfence Blog.
New vulnerabilities in many OpenPGP and S/MIME enabled email clients were announced on 2019-04-30. These signature spoofing vulnerabilities exploit weaknesses in the way OpenPGP signatures are verified by email clients...
This blogpost will explain how to read and understand the email header which travels with every email. It contains details about the sender, taken route and the receiver. Use this...
Further to the 4th OpenPGP Email Summit announcement, this blogpost will provide a brief run-down of our overall experience of the event. We engaged with a number of people behind...
Mailfence will be hosting the 4th OpenPGP Email Summit We are very happy and honoured to announce that Mailfence will be hosting the 4th OpenPGP Email Summit at its headquarters...
New vulnerabilities in many OpenPGP and S/MIME enabled email clients were announced yesterday. These “Efail” vulnerabilities have attracted a lot of attention in the media. As per our analysis, Mailfence...
Due to the open and decentralized nature of SMTP, email spoofing is a common issue. Every mail server connected to the internet can attempt to send an email using your...
From SMTP to OpenPGP, S/MIME and Secure Message Escrow Emails have been the epicenter of online communication for decades now. Unfortunately the underlying protocol called SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol),...
End-to-end encryption is an essential part of Mailfence secure and private email platform. Generally for using end-to-end encryption, sharing or exchanging OpenPGP public keys in a secure and reliable manner...
What if you’ve decided you’ve had it with Microsoft’s inadequate privacy controls and want to leave? What do you do and how do you get your messages out? In this...
Mailfence secure and private email service comes with an easy to use integrated keystore that supports wide range of functionalities for managing OpenPGP keys. In this blogpost we highlight those...