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slighty off topic, but there are mail client that support at-rest encryption? For varius reason i need to run a mail client from a usb key, and i could't find
by hexmiles 9y ago
slighty off topic, but there are mail client that support at-rest encryption?
For varius reason i need to run a mail client from a usb key, and i could't find a client that support the ability to encrypt the mailbox (also with addressbook and for windows).
Veracrypt and similar solution are not applicable in my case.
- mike-cardwell 9y agoIf your client supports PGP, you can always implement something like: https://www.grepular.com/Automatically_Encrypting_all_Incoming_Email https://www.grepular.com/Automatically_Encrypting_all_Incomi...
- hexmiles 9y agoi will look into that, it seem a step-up from my current setup. Thanks
- bigbugbag 9y agoI remember something called tutanota or totanuta that advertised itself as encrypting the data on the device itself (phone, tablet, computer,...).
- ComodoHacker 9y agohttps://tutanota.com/ https://tutanota.com/ is an email service with end-to-end encryption. It has web UI and doesn't store data on the device.
- hexmiles 9y agoUnfortunaly i need the mail to be stored on the device since i need to be able to access them even offline.
- ComodoHacker 9y agoWhy container encryption is not suitable for you? If security of the host is a concern, you have to trust the host with any mail client anyway.
- hexmiles 9y agoMost of the time i don't have admin access, witch is required for whole drive encryption (as far as i know). Right now i encrypt and decrypt the whole config folder of the mail client inside the usbkey, then delete it with a secure delete software. It works, but is not very convinient. Also more that the host, i don't trust myself not loosing the usbkey :)