Internet Security Question

[jocko]

Hey Bros, I am wondering how safe Cyber-rights to Cyber-rights encrypted email really is? If i was to use cyber email and the feds or local cops where to get a hold of my computer could they retrieve all the emails? Can they intercept my emails and read them? All replies are appreciated. THanks, Jocko

 

[crewboss]

Hey Bros, I am wondering how safe Cyber-rights to Cyber-rights encrypted email really is? If i was to use cyber email and the feds or local cops where to get a hold of my computer could they retrieve all the emails? Can they intercept my emails and read them? All replies are appreciated. THanks, Jocko

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[zambon]

Well they dont need your cpu, they will go through your ISP(internet service provider) and pick up all traffic from your IP#. They will need permission first to do it and to get permission they will need some evidence of criminal activities.

Zammy

 

[Bob Smith]

From my limited understanding of email and encryption, if you send from Cyber to Cyber (KP to KP, etc), then its 100% encrypted. But once you send outside your email provider (Cyber to KP), then there really isnt much for protection.

 

[thick]

this was discussed last week in the classifieds and it seemed like both r hush based systems so it is still ok for hush to cyber etc. I have no clue myself

From my limited understanding of email and encryption, if you send from Cyber to Cyber (KP to KP, etc), then its 100% encrypted. But once you send outside your email provider (Cyber to KP), then there really isnt much for protection.