Sammy Deveille, lead backend developer, shares a guide in this post on how to stay safe and protect against attacks from cybercriminals and organisations. In the wake of the M&S and Co-op hacks, the ...

Gmail now offers simplified end-to-end encryption for business users. Client-side encryption ensures that even Google cannot access email content. Secure emails can be sent to Gmail and non-Gmail ...

At a point in time where digital trust determines the strength of enterprise security, the tools used to protect communication are undergoing significant change. Cybercriminals have grown more precise ...

Abstract: The automatic creation of X.509 certificates has helped the Web to make end-to-end encrypted connections the default. Email, however, lacks such a protection as can be seen by most users not ...

What just happened? Let's Encrypt began issuing free TLS certificates in 2015. After becoming the world's largest certificate authority, the nonprofit is now targeting niche use cases – such as ...

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The U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has levied sanctions against a Philippines-based company named Funnull Technology Inc. and its administrator Liu Lizhi for ...

A Florida bill, which would have required social media companies to provide an encryption backdoor for allowing police to access user accounts and private messages, has failed to pass into law. The ...

These days you can run Doom anywhere on just about anything, with things like porting Doom to JavaScript these days about as interesting as writing Snake in BASIC on one’s graphical calculator. In a ...

On the 21st birthday of Gmail, Google has announced a major update that allows enterprise users to send end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) to any user in any email inbox in a few clicks. The feature is ...