Crossing an international border is often a stressful experience. It becomes all
the more stressful if you are pulled aside for further inspection. Border
searches, including phone searches and laptop searches, have become more common
in recent years
We have launched a new Report Phishing feature in order to improve the security
of the entire Proton community.
Phishing scams are among the most effective kinds of online attacks. Cyber
criminals create emails that try to get you to click on malici
Updated February 2022 with new instructions for enabling beta access on the
desktop.
Perhaps more than other tech companies, Proton Mail takes pride in being a
community-driven project. Our community gave us the initial backing to get
started, our
UPDATE Dec. 3, 2020: A second member of the Apophis Squad, Timothy Dalton
Vaughan, pleaded guilty in US federal court to sending bomb threats to thousands
of schools in the UK and US, launching numerous distributed denial-of-service
attacks and for p
The goal of our OpenPGPjs project is to make public-key cryptography not only
available to users, but also to the global developer community. We believe the
widespread availability of open-source and secure cryptography libraries is a
prerequisite of
At Proton Mail, our goal is to make encryption as widespread and accessible as
possible. We believe a key step toward that is having well-maintained, robust,
and secure open source encryption libraries. This is the goal of our efforts on
the OpenPGPj
Starting with the latest release of Proton Mail on web (v3.14), iOS and Android
(v1.9), and the latest versions of the Proton Mail IMAP/SMTP Bridge, Proton Mail
now supports Address Verification, along with full PGP interoperability and
support. In t
With Proton Mail version 3.14 we introduce PGP support, which includes import of
PGP keys into Proton Contacts for encrypted communication with external PGP
users, address verification with trusted keys, and several other improvements.
PGP SENDING
As few weeks back, we sent a notice to the Proton community regarding the DDoS
attacks that we have been facing. Today we would like to provide a brief update
of the situation.
* Starting on June 27th, Proton Mail started to be hit by sustained DDo
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article highlighting privacy
concerns related to Gmail’s use of third-party apps. When users install tools
known as “add-ons” in their Gmail accounts, they are often giving outside
companies full access t
For decades, law enforcement agencies have lobbied to force technology companies
to weaken their own security protocols by adding an encryption backdoor. The FBI
has even recently come up with a catchy brand for its anti-encryption campaign:
“Going D
