30.03.2019 03:03 EFAIL furore not over yet, even though it´s easy to fix. However, PGP´s creator Phil Zimmerman, Protonmail´s Any Yenn, Enigmail´s Patrick Brunschwig, and Mailvelope´s Thomas Oberndörfer are still concerned that misinformation about the bug remains in the wild. Yenn tried to refute the EFAIL “don´t use PGP” on , and the four have followed up with this .
20.03.2019 00:01 According to a Venafi survey of 512 security professionals attending RSA Conference 2018, sixty-four percent of respondents say their personal encryption usage has increased due to recent geopolitical changes.
20.03.2019 00:01 Encryption is making it more difficult for law enforcement agencies to detect dangerous offenders, according the the National Crime Agency's yearly assessment of serious organised crime in Britain. Since 2010, communication service providers have migrated to encrypted services ´by default´, a process that accelerated following the Snowden disclosures, said the
20.03.2019 00:01 US lawmakers from both major political parties came together on Thursday to reintroduce a bill that, if passed, would prohibit the American government from forcing tech product makers to undermine the security of their wares.
20.03.2019 00:01 The National Institute of Standards and Technology wants comments on the best way to design criteria to evaluate new encryption standards for small computing devices. NIST will eventually ask researchers and cryptographers for algorithms that could be used to encrypt data on small, "constrained devices," such as sensors, RFID tags, industrial controllers and smart cards that are being incorporated into automobiles, internet-of-things devices, the smart grid and distributed control systems. But first the agency needs to establish the requirements and evaluation criteria that will guide the review of the algorithms.
20.03.2019 00:01 The vulnerability, called EFAIL, is exploitable against encrypted email, including previously transmitted mail, according to researchers. Viz také komentáře: . .
19.03.2019 01:32 Email was one of the earliest forms of communication on the internet, and if you’re reading this you almost undoubtedly have at least one email address. Critics today decry the eventual fall of email, but for now it’s still one of the most universal means of communicating with other people that we have. One of the biggest problems with this cornerstone of electronic communication is that it isn’t very private. By default, most email providers do not provide the means to encrypt messages or attachments. This leaves email users susceptible to hackers, snoops, and thieves. So you want to start encrypting your email? Well, let’s start by saying that setting up email encryption yourself is not the most convenient process. You don’t need a degree in cryptography or anything, but it will take a dash of tech savvy. We’ll walk you through the process later on in this article. Alternatively, you can use an off-the-shelf encrypted email client. Tutanota is one such secure email service, with apps for mobile and a web mail client. It even encrypts your attachments and contact lists. Tutanota is open-source, so it can be audited by third parties to ensure it’s safe. All encryption takes place in the background. While we can vouch for Tutanota, it’s worth mentioning that there are a lot of email apps out there that claim to offer end-to-end encryption, but many contain security vulnerabilities and other shortcomings. Do your research before choosing an off-the-shelf secure email app. If you’d prefer to configure your own email encryption, keep reading.
13.03.2019 01:33 Užitečný příspěvek "14 Ways to Create a Secure Password in 2019" na stále potřebné téma jak vytvářet a pamatovat si hesla od Jacka Forstera.
02.03.2019 02:05 25+ Free Security Tools That You Need to Start Přehled bezplatných silných antivirových a dalších bezpečnostních programů, které vám mohou pomoci udržet vaše citlivé informace v bezpečí.
01.03.2019 00:40 Mark Kaelin: Protecting customers´ personal data is vitally important to the future success of every organization. Encrypting that data with one of these apps is a good place to start. Numerous high-profile events in 2017 and early 2018 have made it abundantly clear that all enterprises and government agencies are responsible and liable for the protection of personal data collected from customers and clients—no exceptions. New regulations, such as the GDPR, which goes into effect May 25, 2018, will back those expectations of protection with substantial penalties and fines for the noncompliance. To avoid potential fines, organizations need to demonstrate initiative by establishing measurable security protocols that protect collected personal data. One of most common methods for protecting stored data is encryption.
