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MessageLabs.com is a common one I've seen different financial institutions use. IIRC, it's ugly but functional. It's an odd UI flow but tolerable: 1. Get an
by bentcorner 12y ago
MessageLabs.com is a common one I've seen different financial institutions use. IIRC, it's ugly but functional. It's an odd UI flow but tolerable:
1. Get an email at your normal email that you have a message at secure email provider
2. Click link, get taken to a web page where you need to make an account to read the mail
3. Read mail at the link, you can reply and attach stuff to it, and that's it. No create mail functionality.
So you end with up with "email conversation as a link" sort of feeling. Very odd when you're used to dealing with any other "normal" webmail site.
- Mandatum 12y agoWhat happens when A. you click a phishing link which takes your username and password, logs into the real site and downloads all of the data, B. the site is hacked and all of the mail on the site including archived stuff is leaked, or C. someone manages it MitM your network, uses a quasi-signed cert to spoof the actual website and reads all of your mail or finally D. the hosting provider is raided, and all data is handed over to an authority? I don't think trusting a third-party with highly confidential financial data is very good practice.