#nsa proof

[btcworldnews]

Secure Email Provider Tutanota Goes Open Source

Secure Email Provider Tutanota Goes Open Source

A number of “NSA proof” e-mail services are currently in later stages of development or private beta, but there’s one that seems to be ahead of the game: Germany-based Tutanota. The end-to-end encrypted e-mail provider announced Tuesday that they had released their source code on GitHub, claiming to be the first operational, secure e-mail application […]

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[ifnotyouwhoelse]

German ‘NSA-proof’ private server raises $1mn crowdfunding in 89 minutes Developers of secure server Protonet asked for some $136,000 on a local crowdfunding website – and were rewarded with $1 million in an hour and a half. The record campaign, one year after Snowden’s NSA leaks, ended with more than $2 million raised. ... While the private servers do not come cheap, costing between 1,200 euros and 4,700 euros ($1,630-6,380) depending on the model, they are said to be unique in having a built-in Protonet SOUL OS software package, which includes “homegrown” analogues of such services as Dropbox, Skype, and Yammer. The OS itself is Linux-based. The developers believe that medium and small enterprises should be able to have the convenience of working within a cloud, while not having their data stored on a US server or elsewhere within the immediate reach of the NSA. Protonet devices offer generous storage capacity of up to 16 terabytes.

[gyrrakavian]

So, who else is going to get a StartMail account when it comes out this fall?