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Hushmail passing emails to US Government

May 6th, 2009 No comments

Hushmail, a Canadian company providing email security using PGP, has released to the US government unencrypted email communications. This respresents a violation of users’ trust in the company. I had an account with them, I will delete all my mail, and close that account. I will only trust my own computer for safe email sending/receiving. No longer will I trust the ’security’ and ‘privacy’ of a third-party.

The DEA agents received three CDs which contained decrypted emails for the targets of the investigation that had been decrypted as part of a mutual legal assistance treaty between the United States and Canada.
The news will be embarrassing to the company, which has made much of its ability to ensure that emails are not read by the authorities.

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My PGP/GPG Public Key

March 27th, 2009 No comments

If you know what PGP is (or GPG for you *nix folks) then go ahead and download my Public key to use for encrypting data to me, or to verify any signed messages.

Can you believe that my Cryptology and Security professor does not have a public PGP key?

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