SCRYPTmail
End-to end encrypted email service with no stored metadata
- Freemium • Proprietary
- WebMail Provider
- Online
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What is SCRYPTmail?
SCRYPTmail is true end-to-end encrypted email service. Email and meta data, i.e sender / recipient are encrypted when you communicate within scryptmail domain.
Public Source Code - all source code is available for public audit, this include front and back end code.
True Zero Data Knowledge - because we also encrypt sender and recipient there is zero information third parties can learn if our server ever get compromised.
Compatible - send and received emails from other services that don't use encryption.
Protected - send an encrypted email to other email services using unique secret phrase you shared with recipient. Recipient able to reply back securely without creating an account.
No shared data - we serve only files located on our server, so your visit to us stay confidential.
Do Not Track - all images and outside resources are disabled by default, so sender can not learn if you opened email.
Free - make your online communication more secured and private with our free basic account.
Strong - you can use your own RSA keys or generate new at will, up to 4096 bit.
Anonymous - stay connected without sharing your email address by creating disposable email.
Public Source Code - all source code is available for public audit, this include front and back end code.
True Zero Data Knowledge - because we also encrypt sender and recipient there is zero information third parties can learn if our server ever get compromised.
Compatible - send and received emails from other services that don't use encryption.
Protected - send an encrypted email to other email services using unique secret phrase you shared with recipient. Recipient able to reply back securely without creating an account.
No shared data - we serve only files located on our server, so your visit to us stay confidential.
Do Not Track - all images and outside resources are disabled by default, so sender can not learn if you opened email.
Free - make your online communication more secured and private with our free basic account.
Strong - you can use your own RSA keys or generate new at will, up to 4096 bit.
Anonymous - stay connected without sharing your email address by creating disposable email.
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Discontinued
Service closing, see https://blog.scryptmail.com/discontinuing-of-service/
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Security & Privacy • Online Services • Office & ProductivityTags
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- private-messages
- WebMail Provider
- private-email
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- Developed by SCRYPTMAIL LLC
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
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- chasewatts added SCRYPTmail as alternative(s) to Trustifi10 months ago
- WhitneyHope86 thinks Enigmail is an alternative to SCRYPTmailover 1 year ago
- WhitneyHope86 liked SCRYPTmailover 1 year ago
So you're looking for a privacy-oriented, encrypted email service? Great. Go for:
... depending on your level of familiarity with encryption. If in doubt, go for Protonmail or Tutanota. Unless you need a calendar. Then go with Mailbox.org. Although... Tutanota promise an encrypted calendar in the first half of 2017... and Protonmail have a calendar (of what kind) as "Planned". Up to you.
Don't go for SCRYPTMAIL because:
All of this tells you: it's a one man show, probably a hobby project set up by a guy who wishes to compete with the services I mentioned above (and some others). That's great, but I don't know him, and chances are you don't either, I don't know where he's been or how good/trustworthy Sergei is. The code isn't open source, so I can't have a look myself to see what he's done, he's a one man "team", he doesn't stand a chance against determined adversaries and he's stopped updating a long time ago. Put your private data there? Sure, and put your left tit in the wringer.