Facebook can send out quite a lot of emails to its users in the course of an average day. Notifications can fly in thick and fast letting you know about friend requests, replies to your posts, ...

The next time someone tags you in a Facebook post, the social network can send you a super secret notification that not even the National Security Agency can read—at least as far as we know. On Monday ...

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The OpenPGP standard for email encryption has been around since 1997, when it was derived from the venerable Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) program that was released in ...

Researchers from German security firm Recurity Labs have released a JavaScript implementation of the OpenPGP specification that allows users to encrypt and decrypt webmail messages. Called ...

It is a pretty rare event to see a nearly 21-year-old bug be addressed—many projects are nowhere near that old for one thing—but that is just what has occurred for the Mozilla Thunderbird email ...

When vulnerabilities are disclosed in well-known and widely used security protocols, the infosec community is quick to react, both in terms of finding a fix and debating at length the root cause of ...