Tor is an online anonymity network that anyone with an internet connection can use. It's been around a long time and is
often used by people who need to stay anonymous such as political activists and whistleblowers.
Comparitech's editor and privacy advocate Paul Bischoff gives insights on the world's most famous anonymity software.
Read on to find out more about what Tor is and how to use it.
We are excited to let you know that we have updated our new beta client. Two weeks ago we have released this new mail
client to all our users, and your feedback was simply amazing! We thank you for that and, of course, also for your bug reports.
Thanks to your feedback we have fixed lots of bugs as well as added new features. Your secure mail client now supports
contact import, multi-select in contact list and printing of emails.
On October 3rd 1990 German re-unification enabled millions of people in the former German Democratic Republic to make
use of freedom of speech and their right to privacy. 27 years later, in celebration of this great victory against state
surveillance, we at Tutanota are releasing a completely rebuild encrypted mail client that enables millions of
people around the world to exchange their thoughts and ideas freely and privately online.
Mike Finch is an experienced designer with a passion for privacy and security. His aim is to make privacy-first services
easy-to-use and accessible to every web user. One year ago, Mike has offered to redesign our secure mail client and we
couldn't be happier with the result! In this interview Mike explains why he supports privacy-focused projects such as Tutanota and why it is more
important than ever to spread privacy.
On October 3rd 1990 German re-unification enabled millions of people in the former German Democratic Republic to make use
of freedom of speech and their right to privacy. 27 years later, in celebration of this great victory
against state surveillance, we are releasing our brand-new encrypted mail client of Tutanota!
We invite everybody to join this exciting journey
of making encrypted emails not only easy and secure, but also enjoyable.
The eyes of internet users around the world have been focused on the United States as internet privacy and net
neutrality protections are being taken down. Even if you don’t live in the States, it’s likely that some portion of
your internet traffic flows through American pipes. Beyond that, what happens in US regulation - especially online and
in the tech industry - becomes mirrored in other countries.
We are happy to announce that TOTP has just been added as an option for two-factor authentication to the beta client of your
secure email service Tutanota! This release comes shortly after the option of using two-factor authentication (2FA)
with a security device (U2F).
As our developers are heading for the public beta release of our brand-new client this month, we are noticeably speeding
up our development.
Security professionals warn of a new mail exploit that allows an attacker to easily change the content of an email even after
it has arrived at a mailbox. This exploit only affects desktop clients such as Apple Mail, Microsoft Outlook, and Mozilla Thunderbird.
Tutanota as a webmail client with its own mobile apps is not affected.
Your secure mail service Tutanota has just become more secure! We are happy to announce that we have enabled
two-factor-authentication (2FA) for our encrypted Tutanota beta client. We are now working hard on making the client
ready for the public beta release in September.
Data leaks are becoming more and more common - small leaks don't even make it into the news anymore. Recently, there has
been an enormous data leak, though, that could have been easily prevented with encryption:
A US marketing firm has stored data of 198 million US voters for an unknown period of time
easily accessible in the cloud.
This release is a bug fix release. After our last update the Tutanota emails were not viewed correctly in Chrome
browsers on mobile. This has now been fixed.
We are excited to announce that we have added a dark theme to our new Tutanota client. At the moment the new client is
still in private beta. But as we have fixed a lot of bugs now, this release is a big step towards the public beta release
later this year.
