Yahoo email users will soon be able to encrypt the emails they send out by simply clicking on a button. In addition to this, users will be able to effectively forget their email passwords and request an on-demand password (a verification code) each time they want to access their account.
Yahoo CISO Alex Stamos introduced the end-to-end email encryption plugin at the SXSW festival this Sunday, and shared that they have been working on it with Google. In fact, the two companies' email encryption solutions will be compatible, allowing users of both services to send each other encrypted emails.
The plugin is a fork of Google's End-to-End Chrome extension, which uses the OpenPGP standard for key generation, encryption, decryption, digital signature, and signature verification, and whose source code has been made open for review by Google in June 2014.
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