SpannerITWks
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join:2005-04-22
| e-mail encryption - strong + Free, here -->
Welcome to freenigma!
freenigma adds privacy technology (with strong e-mail encryption) to your favourite webmail service.
Now you can decide for yourself which of your e-mails are private.
Today, all your e-mails are stored and sent around the planet in plain text. And today you have no control over what happens to your private or business e-mail conversations and you can't prevent others from reading them. Get your privacy back! Encrypt your private and business e-mails to protect your freedom, privacy and your business secrets.
Exchange encrypted e-mails with your friends using Google Mail!
Actually, we support not only Google Mail, but all large webmail services: encrypt your e-mails in Google Mail, Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail and others. Exchange encrypted content with your friends and business partners. One freenigma account can be used for all supported webmail systems!
Etc -
»www.freenigma.com/
FAQ's - »www.freenigma.com/frequentlyaske···dex.html
Spanner
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astirusty
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join:2000-12-23
Henderson, NV
 ·AT&T Southwest
|  Thanks for passing this on SpannerITWks  .
Long time ago I setup an automated e-mail forwarding system that encrypted my e-mails. Funny thing was I never could read them once I got them, so strange. I wonder if it was the age old problem of garbage-in/garbage-out? On the positive side, I bet it kept some NSA person employed... 
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Tom Mc
join:2004-06-17
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said by SpannerITWks :Today, all your e-mails are stored and sent around the planet in plain text. And today you have no control over what happens to your private or business e-mail conversations and you can't prevent others from reading them. This is obviously false advertising. |
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heels_fan
1.20.09 The start of Socialism
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join:2003-02-07
Columbia, TN
| said by Tom Mc :said by SpannerITWks :Today, all your e-mails are stored and sent around the planet in plain text. And today you have no control over what happens to your private or business e-mail conversations and you can't prevent others from reading them. This is obviously false advertising. i guess you have never used ethereal or any other packet sniffing program to sniff network traffic. Its amazing what you can find out about people in emails
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Tom Mc
join:2004-06-17
| said by heels_fan : i guess you have never used ethereal or any other packet sniffing program to sniff network traffic. Its amazing what you can find out about people in emails I know fully well that most people do not encrypt their email, and that that is very unfortunate. However, to claim that "all your e-mails are stored and sent around the planet in plain text" is a blatant lie. As a personal user of PGP, I can attest to that. |
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nwrickert
sand groper
Premium,MVM
join:2004-09-04
Geneva, IL
 ·AT&T U-Verse
·AT&T Midwest
| reply to heels_fan
I think Tom Mc was suggesting that there are already people who use email encryption, and therefore the advertising blurb was too broad. |
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nwrickert
sand groper
Premium,MVM
join:2004-09-04
Geneva, IL
·AT&T U-Verse
·AT&T Midwest
| reply to SpannerITWks
If I am reading the FAQ correctly, then this depends on using the freenigma site as a trusted Man in the Middle. You don't send your email to them, but they provide you with the session key. Maybe they will store up session keys, and could be required by a court to divulge them.
They are probably honest, and not doing that. But, just the same, I won't be installing their firefox extension just now. I would much prefer an extension that requires you to install GnuPG on the client machine and that generates the session key locally instead of at the server. |
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Psicop
More human than human
Premium
join:2005-12-21
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Thx Spanner,
There was already a FF extension floating around which the author is planning to improve:
»richard.jones.name/google-hacks/···ime.html
»https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/592/ |
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