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Great to know someone is working on it. If it is in C/C++, the user has to download a program, and it is not simple webmail. Secondly, what about the private ke
by baltcode 16y ago
Great to know someone is working on it. If it is in C/C++, the user has to download a program, and it is not simple webmail. Secondly, what about the private keys? Do we have to remember them? The reason pgp has not caught on for most people is because we dont want to go through a complicated mail client installation. If your solution is simpler/easier to install, that's a plus. However, I should be able to access my secure mail through computers not my own. Is your compiled solution open source or can it be certified secure? i.e., that it is not sending the unencrypted private key or passphrase to some backdoor? These are all issues to keep in mind. Would love to see your product. Good luck!
- SriniK 16y agoIt is an extension that you download for the browsers - Chrome/FF/Safari are targeted. Yes you can access your encrypted mail from your computer, friends computer, etc.. Generating and Managing keys and all other logistics are something I think we will add to the value of already existing OpenPGP protocol. I will definitely go through app signing and code verifying by outside agencies(so users are sure of authenticity) My motto is, even grandma should be able start encrypting emails :)