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Verschlüsselte E-Mails sind nicht sicher (Süddeutsche article)

2018/05/14: Article on the EFAIL vulnerbilities concerning OpenPGP and S/MIME encrypted emailRead more

Critical Flaws in PGP and S/MIME Tools Can Reveal Encrypted Emails in Plaintext (TheHackerNews article)

2018/05/14: Article on the EFAIL vulnerbilities concerning OpenPGP and S/MIME encrypted emailRead more

efail: Outdated Crypto Standards are to blame (Hanno's blog)

2018/05/22: Hanno Böck's thoughts and opinion about the EFAIL vulnerability, OpenPGP and S/MIME,Read more

HTML MAils have no Security Concept and are to blame (Hanno's blog)

2018/06: Hanno Böck's toughts and opinions on HTML mails and its roles in the EFAIL vulnerabilitiyRead more

A unified timeline of Efail PGP disclosure events

2018/05/16: Timeline of the Efail vulnerabilities disclosures to PGP vendors and usersRead more

How To Turn PGP Back On As Safely As Possible (EFF article)

2018/05/29: EFF recommendation for PGP users on how to react to the EFAIL vulnerabilities disclosureRead more

What “Efail” Tells Us About Email Vulnerabilities and Disclosure (Lawfare article)

2018/05/24: Article on EFAIL vulnerability, email vulnerabilities and the patching of those vulnerabilities. It questions the safety of emails in generalRead more

S/MIME artists: EFAIL email app flaws menace PGP-encrypted chats (The Register Comments section)

2018/05/14: Comments section under the article of The Register "S/MIME artists: EFAIL email app flaws menace PGP-encrypted chats"Read more

Trapdoor commitments in the SwissPost e-voting shuffle proof

2019/03/12 : Report of researchers who found a vulnerability in the SwissPost e-voting shuffle. The trapdoor commitment scheme allows an undetectable vote manipulation.

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Gravierender Mangel am E-Voting-System der Post entdeckt (Republik article)

2019/03/12: Republik article about the vulnerability reported by  security researcher in the Swiss Post e-voting systemRead more

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