Email users who use PGP (based on OpenPGP) and S/MIME to encrypt and decrypt their communications are at “immediate risk”. The reason is that a team of European researchers has found critical flaws in the encryption standards and currently there are no fixes available. The vulnerabilities dubbed EFAIL are harmful as they can reveal the contents of […] The post Critical PGP Flaws Can Expose Encrypted Emails In “Plaintext”, Disable It Right Now appeared first on Fossbytes.
Critical PGP Flaws Can Expose Encrypted Emails In “Plaintext”, Disable It Right Now
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