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by Erik Kangas, PhD, President
Posts Tagged ‘decryption’
Wednesday, February 18th, 2009
 LuxSci’s Passwords WebAide, which has been extensively updated, makes it quick and easy to securely store all of your numerous passwords in one central location, and to share access to these with other users on a per-password basis, if needed. We’ve just made it very easy to also export your saved encrypted passwords from the Passwords WebAide. Use this feature to make your own backups of password lists, plus get printer friendly lists of those passwords to save in a secure location or to use as a reference when updating passwords.
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Tags: bulk, csv, decryption, export, passwords, pgp, webaides
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Saturday, December 17th, 2005
The LuxSci custom email filtering tool, available to all users, has been enhanced with two new features:
- A new “action” has been added that can be used when a filter matches an email message. The “Send notification email to” action works like the “Forward message to” action, except that the subject of the message is prefixed with “[NOTICE; the body and all attachments of the message are removed. This makes the “notification” action ideal for sending very small alert email messages to addresses of your choice based upon specific parameters.
- SecureLine users who also use the “Automatic Inbound Decryption” feature can determine when the decryption happens with respect to other filters in their account. In particular, this allows SecureLine users of this feature to perform some action on the message before decryption (i.e. such as saving backup copies), and some actions after decryption.
Tags: custom filter, decryption, email notice, filter, secureline
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Saturday, December 17th, 2005
SecureLine-licensed users can add two new options to the cutting edge features of SecureLine email so that users can send and receive secure email messages directly from any email client without additional software to install!
- SecureLine Automatic Outbound Encryption will automatically encrypt email messages sent from any email program if the recipient(s) are other SecureLine users or if information on how to secure their messages is stored in the sender’s address books(s). Messages that cannot be encrypted due to lack of information about the recipient, can be sent normally [insecurely] or not at all. Additionally, the sender can be notified about what happened and why. Combined with the use of Enterprise WebAide shared address books, it is easy to share recipient encryption information (like public keys or Escrow security questions and answers) across all users in your account.
- SecureLine Automatic Inbound Decryption allows you to automatically:
- decrypt secure messages to you upon arrival at LuxSci,
- apply additional filters, if required, and,
- store as unencrypted messages in your email folders.
This allows you to access these messages (securely over SSL) from any email client using POP or IMAP (as well as from WebMail).Both automatic encryption and automatic decryption can be configured on an account-wide, domain-wide, and per-user basis. Use of these features also enables “forced use of SSL” which will require all connections to email data via POP, IMAP, SMTP, and WebMail to be secure.
Tags: decryption, encryption, secure messages, secureline, webaide
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