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What is the Emergency Deactivation System and when do I need it?

The circumstances under which you have to choose this option mostly involve dataloss on your local computer, loss of your computer or similar situations in which you cannot access your account data through normal use of Ciphire Mail anymore. (For example you just deleted your harddisk without uninstalling Ciphire Mail and deactivating your accounts).

How do I deactivate my certificates using the EDS?

• Open the Emergency Deactivation System page.
• Enter the email address of the account you want to deactivate in the first form field.
• In the second field, enter the passphrase you used to originally create the Ciphire account for the given email address (or the passphrase that was active the last time your renewed the Ciphire account). Please make sure to enter the passphrase correctly. You will not be notified about incorrect entries.
• Once you have filled in all the required fields, press the [Send] button to send the deactivation request.

You should now receive an email from the Emergency Deactivation System with:

Subject: Ciphire: Emergency Revocation in progress.

This email indicates that the EDS has verified the data you entered and has invoked the final deactivation procedure. If you do not receive this email within one hour, you may have mistyped your account address or passphrase. You can at any time return to the webpage and retry the EDS.

Once your certificate has been deactivated a confirmation message from the Ciphire Certification Authority will be sent to you.

Subject: Ciphire: Revocation succeeded.

This might take up to one hour, but normally takes just a few minutes.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

After you deactivated your account, you have to wait two hours to secure the same account address again. This waiting time is an essential part of the Ciphire Security System and can not be circumvented.

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What is Public-Key Cryptography?

There are several approaches to protecting the privacy and integrity of messages in transit, especially for sensitive messages floating around on adult search sites. Public-Key Cryptography (PKC) is the most common and secure technology in use today. It is based on asymmetric algorithms that generate two separate but mathematically related keys. The public key (which, as the name suggests, is publicly available) is used to encrypt data. The corresponding private key signs and decrypts data messages and is known only to and used only by the key owner.

What is a Digital Signature?

Digitally signed emails prove to the recipient of the email, that the sender sent exactly this content. Emails are signed with the sender’s private key, and the signature is then verified by the recipient using the publicly available public key of the sender. Signing is mostly used to assure that noone can unrightfully claim to be the sender of a certain message. Especially when it comes to sensitive data this can be essential. Signing can also be used as a means against phishing and similar fraud. See how Secure email can help SEO

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Ciphire Mail is the first transparent email encryption system that allows everyone to secure their communications without a steep learning curve. New users only need to download and install the client and provide their email address. Everything else will work as before. No key exchanges, no delays, no new routines.

• You do not need to manually distribute your public key to your communication partners, Ciphire Mail does this for you.
• You do not need to manually start decrypting encrypted messages or attachments – they arrive decrypted and checked in your email program.
• Ciphire Mail checks for you if you can communicate securely with a specific communication partner – no additional effort for you.
• Ciphire Mail also signs your emails and protects you against identity theft – read why you should sign your emails

 

Ciphire Mail – spy-proof email for everyone!

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This tool allows you to verify the validity of a Ciphire secured mail you received.

Please copy and paste either the complete source of your mail or the body of any text mail into the field below. Make sure this includes the complete Ciphire signature and click on “Check the signature in this email” to check:

Notice: If you want to verify an HTML mail (the signature is in a grey box), you have to paste the source of the HTML or of the complete email (usually this is called “Message Source”, “Show Original” or something similar). Pasting the text alone will not work correctly.