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  1. Encrypted Email “Subject” Field

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  2. Log in to Proton Account with FIDO2 / WebAuthn ( Passkeys / Passwordless )

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  3. Proton Chat - Messaging app

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    Daiski commented  · 

    There is something called "Signal" and Threema" exactly for "secure end-to-end encrypted" chat and open source code.

  4. Chrome / Firefox add-on

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    Daiski commented  · 

    @Markus Jansson

    Do you have a technical article that articulates what happened in the case of HushMail and how code was compromised to capture users' credentials and how a browser plug-in prevents this?

    I know that browser plug-ins are a big major problems in many security incidents because they have too much power, too much visibility and, as with anything else, compromising a vulnerability or logic flaw in the plugin compromises mailboxes as well. It's a double-edge sword.

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