Comments on: Email Is Not Secure http://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/ Blogging Tips, Technology news, with Movie Reviews and Entertainment posts mixed in for fun. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:07:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Rickhttp://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-21349 Rick Wed, 26 Jan 2011 20:32:15 +0000 http://www.dragonblogger.com/?p=1808#comment-21349 Tom,You are right, the SSL part of the problem is largely fixed. But that only secures the transmission of your message. There are four more places where it can be compromised: your computer, your server, your correspondent's server and your correspondent's computer. Do you keep your computer secure? Are you running Windows? How about your correspondent? Are the two servers safe from unlawful search? Who do they belong to and where are they located? Most importantly, do you encrypt your messages? Tom,

You are right, the SSL part of the problem is largely fixed. But that only secures the transmission of your message. There are four more places where it can be compromised: your computer, your server, your correspondent’s server and your correspondent’s computer. Do you keep your computer secure? Are you running Windows? How about your correspondent? Are the two servers safe from unlawful search? Who do they belong to and where are they located? Most importantly, do you encrypt your messages?

]]> By: tomhttp://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-21341 tom Wed, 26 Jan 2011 18:07:13 +0000 http://www.dragonblogger.com/?p=1808#comment-21341 I dont get it - surely the only secure part is the connection between you and privacy harbor's servers - when they forward the email on to a third party - its no more secure than any other email service?Googlemail offer ssl connection to their webmail, and they're email service is as good as unlimited and free!!Seems this is trying to fix a problem that is already fixed?! I dont get it – surely the only secure part is the connection between you and privacy harbor’s servers – when they forward the email on to a third party – its no more secure than any other email service?

Googlemail offer ssl connection to their webmail, and they’re email service is as good as unlimited and free!!

Seems this is trying to fix a problem that is already fixed?!

]]> By: Jan@Hire Service Professionalshttp://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-3070 Jan@Hire Service Professionals Thu, 08 Oct 2009 16:02:59 +0000 http://www.dragonblogger.com/?p=1808#comment-3070 Privacy Harbor seems to be a promising. I will definitely try this product. Thank you for sharing. Privacy Harbor seems to be a promising. I will definitely try this product. Thank you for sharing.

]]> By: Jasonhttp://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-711 Jason Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:46:45 +0000 http://www.dragonblogger.com/?p=1808#comment-711 The easiest way to secure emails and files/documents is using the Voltage Security Network. It’s really cool...you can send to anyone securely from your regular email inbox without having to know their public key, or without them needing to have software on their end to receive or reply securely as well. Check out the demo and you can actually try it free here: www.voltage.com/vsn The easiest way to secure emails and files/documents is using the Voltage Security Network. It’s really cool…you can send to anyone securely from your regular email inbox without having to know their public key, or without them needing to have software on their end to receive or reply securely as well. Check out the demo and you can actually try it free here: http://www.voltage.com/vsn

]]> By: Mikehttp://www.dragonblogger.com/email-secure/comment-page-1/#comment-703 Mike Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:50:21 +0000 http://www.dragonblogger.com/?p=1808#comment-703 We use Echoworx encryption products. Very low cost, easy to use (even for my executives and business types), and based on standards (PKI, X.509, RSA, internet email). It just works. We use Echoworx encryption products. Very low cost, easy to use (even for my executives and business types), and based on standards (PKI, X.509, RSA, internet email). It just works.

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