G H O S T P H R A S E
Newsletter 070517

ONLY FOR THE PARANOID. (REG.)

Dear Fan,

EDITORIAL.
Who says I can't editorialize?
It is my newsletter, right?
Anyways, getting back to a favorite
topic: how safe do you want to be?
It seems the growing trend among
corporate email encryption is to allow
master keys and password retrieval options.
This is very convenient for upper management.
They can read everything anybody sends and
receives. But what happens if the master
key is lent out? What happens if it is stolen
in an attack? How safe do you think it is
to have the entire cubicle landscape of
people hack away at their keyboards, safe
in their knowledge that their email will
be automatically encrypted AFTER it has been typed?
Let no one fool you: master keys and password
retrievals increases the risk for messages to
be read by those who shouldn't. And custom
attacks could log keystrokes behind many
common firewalls.

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GHOSTPHRASE CRACKING CHALLENGE COMING UP.
Get ready for the GHOSTPHRASE Cracking
Challenge 2007! It will be launched in a couple
of weeks and should be something special this time...
As usual, you will be able to buy hints.



All the best,

Tord Hjalt, CEO

www.ghostphrase.com


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