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By Nathaniel Mott Published
But secure messaging apps like Signal, WhatsApp, and others have not been compromised.

By Lucian Armasu Published
Google officially announced that it’s abandoning its End-to-End email encryption project. Google had launched the effort to regain the trust of its users in the wake of Snowden's revelations.
By Seth Colaner Published
Razer issued a warning about a fake email going around that will deliver malware to your system.

By Nathaniel Mott Published
Google used simple language and basic concepts to explain how it tries to protect its users while they browse the web.

By Lucian Armasu Published
Google adopted S/MIME encryption for the enterprise version of Gmail, but it comes with a compromise: The encryption is no longer end-to-end, and Google can decrypt all S/MIME emails.

By Nathaniel Mott Published
Google recently announced that Gmail will revert to basic HTML for Windows XP and Vista users by December 2017.

By Lucian Armasu Published
Gmail will block JavaScript attachments starting February 13, 2017, to minimize the spread of ransomware and other security risks.
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