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Domain encryption and S/MIME: Not all certificates are created equal

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Encrypting emails is the best way to protect your company’s communications and keep sensitive data from being illegally accessed. Many companies have understood this and therefore use encryption solutions. But compliance-based requirements and legal requirements such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) also contribute to the spread of email encryption solutions: Since 25 May 2018, the GDPR obliges companies to sign and encrypt emails that contain personal data and to perform transport encryption.

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E-Mail Verschlüsselung für Behörden

Net at Work and D-TRUST join forces for secure communication with public institutions

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Net at Work and D-TRUST join forces for secure communication with public institutions An increasing amount of electronic communication from public institutions makes stronger protection against access by unauthorised third parties necessary. The Sicherer Bürgerdialog initiative shows that effective email encryption does not have to be complicated or expensive. Together with D-TRUST, a company of […]

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NoSpamProxy Update

Migration tool for new GlobalSign certificates available

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On February 24, 2021, GlobalSign will have to withdraw some intermediary GlobalSign certificates for compliance reasons. This affects, among others, all “PersonalSign certificates” issued before November 12, 2020 and expiring after February 24, 2021. The affected customers have already been informed about this process by GlobalSign via email. NoSpamProxy customers who obtain their S/MIME certificates from a GlobalSign EPKI must exchange the affected certificates by February 17.

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Emotet stirbt den Emotod

Emotet infrastructure shattered

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In a joint operation, law enforcement agencies from Germany, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Lithuania, France, as well as England, Canada and the United States have smashed the infrastructure of the Emotet malware. Emotet was previously considered the most dangerous malware in the world and in the vast majority of cases was used to extort ransom from victims.

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