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Linux.com: Freenigma: Encryption for Webmail
Sep 4, 2006, 16 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5599 reads)

(Other stories by Joe Brockmeier)

"Until now, security-conscious email users could employ encryption with traditional email clients, but were out of luck with webmail services. Freenigma, a service to add encryption to third-party webmail services via a Firefox plugin, aims to add security to the convenience of webmail. My trial of the service indicates that it's making a good start, but has room to improve.

"Freenigma provides encryption that works across multiple webmail platforms. It isn't the first system to encrypt webmail, but it is the first that I'm aware of that encrypts mail for third-party services such as Gmail. You can send encrypted mail through Gmail if you use its SMTP and POP features, but you can't encrypt and decrypt mail within the webmail client itself..."

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