Is ProtonMail lying about their encryption? In response to Nadim Kobeissi and LiveOverflow - The Hated One
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Date: 2022-03-20
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David
I was using MailPapa, but it took forever to send an email, I suspected that mailpapa is allowing a third party to read my emails especially the politically charged ones, I switched to protonmail, it is still taking time but much less, I started to suspect Thunderbird is compromised and a copy of my email before the encryption is heading to a third party which defeat the purpose of having encrypted emails.
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I was using MailPapa, but it took forever to send an email, I suspected that mailpapa is allowing a third party to read my emails especially the politically charged ones, I switched to protonmail, it is still taking time but much less, I started to suspect Thunderbird is compromised and a copy of my email before the encryption is heading to a third party which defeat the purpose of having encrypted emails.
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Lester
Stop spreading disinformation. Anyone who has a clue about PGP knows that ProtonMail cannot guarantee security through the web browser. It is there for convenience.
Normal users sign on to ProtonMail because they do not scan your email like Outlook and GoogleMail. They have no clue about how to use PGP.
I guess it-s more important to shill for Google and Microsoft. :shrug:
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Stop spreading disinformation. Anyone who has a clue about PGP knows that ProtonMail cannot guarantee security through the web browser. It is there for convenience.
Normal users sign on to ProtonMail because they do not scan your email like Outlook and GoogleMail. They have no clue about how to use PGP.
I guess it-s more important to shill for Google and Microsoft. :shrug:
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John
I know this is an old video but it would have been nice to see how doing it over the cell phone is better then the website. I know another person talked about this and said that the emails still go over SMTP which is not secure so if sending to others not on proton mail the messages would be in plain text and could be read by anyone.
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I know this is an old video but it would have been nice to see how doing it over the cell phone is better then the website. I know another person talked about this and said that the emails still go over SMTP which is not secure so if sending to others not on proton mail the messages would be in plain text and could be read by anyone.
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PRO
Makes Sense, but Rob Braxman, who invented his own Mailservice and did this for years, claimed that its only secure for Proton to Proton user, but not Intermail (like Proton to Tutanota. Also only the Message Body probably is encrypted. THe header is seeable. Also it may be a project of the cia. Thats at least his words.
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Makes Sense, but Rob Braxman, who invented his own Mailservice and did this for years, claimed that its only secure for Proton to Proton user, but not Intermail (like Proton to Tutanota. Also only the Message Body probably is encrypted. THe header is seeable. Also it may be a project of the cia. Thats at least his words.
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Daniel
I use Protonmail and their VPN now for maybe 4 years. To be really secure I like the TOR network and I am just starting to play around with the darkweb. Nothing more secure than TOR over VPN. I am not a criminal but I like my privacy just BECAUSE it is a HUMAN RIGHT!
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I use Protonmail and their VPN now for maybe 4 years. To be really secure I like the TOR network and I am just starting to play around with the darkweb. Nothing more secure than TOR over VPN. I am not a criminal but I like my privacy just BECAUSE it is a HUMAN RIGHT!
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Irina
My husband checks the settings tab security and check the IP address keys should not use Rsa 2048 but edcsa or RSS 4096 set connection on your linux box 802. 1 frame security do not use smart phones my husband has a pkcs12 browser 16384 bits certificate built
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My husband checks the settings tab security and check the IP address keys should not use Rsa 2048 but edcsa or RSS 4096 set connection on your linux box 802. 1 frame security do not use smart phones my husband has a pkcs12 browser 16384 bits certificate built
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Heretic
I find it low that you didn't address the french government breaking into the messages, that was quite foundamental.
and this video is biased. you didn't present all the facts.
also multiflow brought a lot of good points as well.
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I find it low that you didn't address the french government breaking into the messages, that was quite foundamental.
and this video is biased. you didn't present all the facts.
also multiflow brought a lot of good points as well.
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Me
Dude is right. proton mail is amazing though not totally able to be encrypted for security sake when accessing via web, as web is defacto NSA property. only quantum based, passive analysis can use the data, whether encrypted or not.
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Dude is right. proton mail is amazing though not totally able to be encrypted for security sake when accessing via web, as web is defacto NSA property. only quantum based, passive analysis can use the data, whether encrypted or not.
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gregoryallen
No email is secure, its impossible. All email protocols were created before security was an issue.
Proton and others can encrypt their files on server but it was NEVER END TO END ENCRYPTION. EVER.
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No email is secure, its impossible. All email protocols were created before security was an issue.
Proton and others can encrypt their files on server but it was NEVER END TO END ENCRYPTION. EVER.
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BLDM
Omfg, lmao, I would put that Nadeem loser in my pocket at any given time, even when I'm drunk. Even colleagues in the 1st Level Support department are laughing at that loser.
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Omfg, lmao, I would put that Nadeem loser in my pocket at any given time, even when I'm drunk. Even colleagues in the 1st Level Support department are laughing at that loser.
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