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forwardemail
3y ago
Yes, we released it recently last year. We fully support SMTP/IMAP/POP3, and are testing and improving our CalDAV implementation (calendar).
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3y ago
Happy to help onboard your university! We currently serve UMD, Tufts, Swarthmore, and more. https://forwardemail.net
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forwardemail
3y ago
Our policies for law enforcement are publicly available at https://forwardemail.net/en/report-abuse#for-law-enforcement Also - you should note that we largely operate in-memory and don't store to disk any informat
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forwardemail
3y ago
Hi there @jacooper - we already support this via domain-wide catch-all passwords. We also support filtering such as you+filter@yourdomain.com.
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forwardemail
3y ago
We use MTA-STS (for inbound AND outbound) with our mode set to enforce[1], to require senders to communicate with us only using TLS encrypted sockets. There is no legal precedence currently requiring software services to implement backdoor
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3y ago
@cedws I think one of us might be confused with the context here (?) TLS is just a form of encryption to establish socket connections. Please thoroughly read through our article and our source code. A PGP encrypted email doesn't get
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forwardemail
3y ago
That is not true. You can upload a PGP key and all your email written to SQLite (IMAP/POP3) will be stored with your PGP key. Not plain text. SMTP is for outbound, IMAP/POP3 is for inbound. https://forwardemail.net&#
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Forward Email team here ( https://forwardemail.net ), we have a write-up and comparison @ https://forwardemail.net/en/blog/docs/best-quantum-safe-encr... We've considered adding a E2EE comparis
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3y ago
RE: Competition: We are the *only* email service provider that is 100% open-source. Proton Mail [1], Skiff [2], and Tuta [3] all have closed-source back-ends, despite advertising as closed-source. RE: Quantum Safe: ChaCha20-Poly1305 is gen
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3y ago
Thank you, we've put a ton of work into this. Not only are your mailboxes encrypted with SQLite using ChaCha20-Poly1305 [1], but you can also now add an OpenPGP key [2] (for double encryption). We support SMTP, POP3, IMAP, API, webhoo
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Show HN: Forward Email – Open-Source Quantum Safe Encrypted Email Service
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Encryption at rest is not supported in the community/free version of MongoDB. We built an email service (IMAP support added a month ago) and wrote a WebSocket to SQLite layer to solve our encryption at rest needs for storage. See our d
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3y ago
Correct, the former. There are no other open-source email servers (or closed even) that does the former that we know of. The deep-dive write-up is here if you want to read more https://forwardemail.net/encrypted-email . Edi
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3y ago
We also thought of renaming it to "Mailboxes Encrypted Individually". We really wanted to make it clear that each individual mailbox is encrypted. Any other suggestions?
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Included in our comparison list here https://forwardemail.net/en/open-source/linux-email-server#e...