In this article you will learn why it is so incredibly important to never use insecure email providers such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and so on. Reason 1. Email scanningEvery single email that you send or receive is scanned to strengthen your advertising profile and provide you with more personalized…
Digital signatures and email signatures are two different things. An email signature is simply a closing part of an email containing customizable message. Digital signature is a cryptographic feature designed to ensure that the person who sent you an email is not an impostor. It contains a certificate and a…
You can communicate securely using End-to-End encrypted emails through your own domain. So, if for any reason you prefer to use @yourdomain.com instead of @cyberfear.com, you can add a custom domain in your CyberFear account. Adding a custom domain costs $10. You will have to set a few…
If you want to receive emails from a company that you do not trust, you can provide them with a disposable email address. For example: You are registering at website XYZ.com. You are afraid that XYZ may spam you with emails or sell your email address. Or, if you…
You may generate new PGP keys on this page: PGP…
CyberFear supports PGP protocol. You can generate or import PGP keys in your CyberFear account. Key Strength - The strength of your PGP keys is determined by the number of bits. Keys with more bits are harder to break, but also take longer to use when encrypting and decrypting email.…
While it may sound extremely straightforward, there are a few things you should know about opening emails. Emails may contain various content, text, images, links, attachments. Text is safe. Sometimes words can hurt though. Images are not always safe. Images can be used to track your IP address. By default,…
Emails sent from CyberFear user to another CyberFear user are encrypted by default. No additional actions are needed from your side.…