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You probably know someone or have heard a really scary case of hacking or scamming. What you probably do not know however is that more than 80% of all successful...
Welcome to the Secure email archives of the Mailfence Blog.
You probably know someone or have heard a really scary case of hacking or scamming. What you probably do not know however is that more than 80% of all successful...
At Mailfence we believe that developing a state-of-the art secure and private email with “true” end-to-end encryption is not sufficient. The fight for email privacy and electronic freedom cannot be...
Secure and private email provider Mailfence announced today the launch of secure emails based on symmetric encryption. Mailfence, one of the world’s most secure and private email services, already allow...
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...
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...
We are happy to announce that Mailfence is available in 8 different languages following the addition of Italian, Spanish, Portuguese,Dutch and Russian. Thanks to the Mailfence Translation Project, Mailfence can...
You might ask yourself, “why should I upgrade to a premium plan when my secure and private email Mailfence offers so much for free?” This is a Great question! You...
In this blogpost, we will look at the most common threats to online privacy and digital security. You will increase your awareness of common threats, but also learn tips on...
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...
Internet conglomerate and popular email host Yahoo was hacked twice earlier this year, revealing personal, sensitive data of 1.5 billion account holders. Countless other wide-scale and anecdotal accounts of hacking...