A new post-quantum encryption technique called TutaCrypt has been unveiled by Tuta Mail to protect communications from potent and predicted decoding assaults.
With ten million subscribers, Tuta Mail is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted email service. Tuta, the company that created it, is headquartered in Germany and works with the government to develop file-sharing and post-quantum safe cloud storage systems. Tuta today announced the release of TutaCrypt, a new protocol meant to thwart ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ assaults on currently shared communications.
Attacks known as “harvest now, decrypt later” include gathering encrypted data that is now unreadable to store it until a time when more potent decryption techniques become accessible read more Tuta Mail adds new quantum resistant encryption to protect email.
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