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Plenty of email systems claim to be highly secure. The newest of them, ProtonMail, attracted widespread attention after the main character on the hit hacking show Mr. Robot used it. But just how ...

In the wake of the Lavabit’s demise and increased interest in secure mail services, Switzerland-based ProtonMail is looking to zap a little life into the old PGP mail server market. Currently ...

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Swiss secure email provider Proton Technologies AG has been forced to defend itself after providing an internet address of a French climate activist to authorities despite having a no-IP address ...

Secure encrypted email provider ProtonMail, which runs a “zero access” PGP mail service based in Switzerland has now open sourced its webmail interface — meaning all the code that runs locally on the ...

There are quite a few Internet services today advertising absolute privacy from both hackers and government agencies, such as Signal for messaging. After Lavabit's controversial shutdown, ProtonMail ...

People are becoming more and more wary of big tech companies mining your data to sell to advertisers–but it’s hard to find alternatives to services that tech titans have spent years streamlining.

ProtonMail, a new end-to-end encrypted email service developed by several former CERN employees, was forced to halt its beta launch this week after running out of server capacity. The team behind it ...

New email service ProtonMail, promises to be the most secure email service you’ve ever used. Developed by employees Andy Yen, Jason Stockman and Wei Sun from CERN and MIT this certainly looks to be a ...

End-to-end encrypted email provider ProtonMail has said it doesn’t store IP addresses. Not only did it collect that data, it also turned it over to Europol ...