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Email encryption

Now I have full implementation of encrypted Text Files with ability to create "message chain" by subsequent replys..
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- Post #19
- Jan 20, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

Thanks. It looks scary! My development platform is linux/unix and I was not aware of all this nightmare around the Windows and PDF... Actually I can change the format of the messages to 256 bit AES encrypted text files and provide my own open source safe "reader"... Thanks again
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- Post #18
- Jan 9, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

Good point! It's easy to implement the reply feature, but the whole point was not to keep the user messages inside the server. I can add it as a "feature" for user choice... To be frank, I don't understand your preconception against PDF documents. Do you have any statistics about the harms...
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- Post #16
- Jan 8, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

Thank you for comment! That's correct but: 1. I tried to find some "universal" platform intdependent method without use of private/public keys. The intention was to provide to the user ability to open encrypted message from any client (Microsoft/Linux desktop or any mobile device having...
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- Post #14
- Jan 8, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

First of all I don't collect any personal information except the name, email and origin (which can be extracted also from incoming IP address). And both (email and name) are totally hidden from other users. That's right that I'm trying to "advertise" this service, but for advertising I have...
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- Post #12
- Jan 7, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

The PGP is not supported by any client and the "free" PDF encryption is not easy as well for averege user. The mehod I developed is "universal", client independent and easy to use.
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- Post #11
- Jan 7, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

There is no "public" or "private" keys there. The technology is different. The user assigns the password to himself (like you use in online banking or PayPal) ans use this password for opening the encrypted PDF file. The password itself is stored in Server, but in encrypted form and without the...
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- Post #10
- Jan 7, 2014
- Forum: Security
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Email encryption

I created a new service you can access by http://www.internetsecmail.com It's for free right now and if the people will like it I will start charging a small yearly fees to cover the site maintenance. The idea is to encrypt the messages/attachments using the personal Encryption Password of the...
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- Post #4
- Jan 6, 2014
- Forum: Security

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