Big-Screen Android Luxury If you’re after an Android tablet that can flex its muscles as both a binge-watching machine and a productivity sidekick, the…
On the fly encryption for Facebook, Gmail, the rest
A small security company called CertiVox has launched a free text encryption service call PrivateSky for use in browser-based messaging services. Despite the manifold risks, many Internet users still pass private, sensitive or embarrasing information over Facebook posts, Gmail accounts, blogs and other insecure public Web services. PrivateSky encrypts text, allowing only a trusted recipient to read it.
It takes the form of a one-click encryption plug-in for Internet Explorer (only, at this point) that turns any text entered into a message box into gobbledegook (AES 192-bit with single-key if you want the gory details). The recipient can decypt it with a single click if they’re registered in your “Circle of Trust”…
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