Encryptomatic OpenPGP for Outlook is Updated

Encryptomatic OpenPGP add-in for Microsoft Outlook has been updated. The latest version is 2.6.5 and is now available for download.

This release resolves several user reported issues and is recommended for all users.

The numerous enhancements in this release include:

• Improve message wording for unsigned messages.
• Added an option to decrypt attachments only.
• Improvements to text formatting.
• Allow extending a key's validity.
• Fixed an issue with opening signed inline messages.
• Resolved issue where auto conversion from html body to plain text body adds extra spaces to the message text.
• Improved decryption trigger for non encrypted emails.
• Resolved  an issue where selecting today's date as expiration date when creating key produces wrong expiration date (+>100 years).
• Fixed problem where Add in can not open signed multipart message.
• Resolved issue where Detail box after decryption does not open if something failed or if message is un-signed.
• Resolved issue where key creation and expiration time are not UTC https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4880#section-3.5
• Fixed an issue where signature verification may fail when it should be successful.

Encryptomatic OpenPGP is an add-in for Microsoft Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019/365 that brings OpenPGP email encryption to the Outlook toolbar. It is used by companies and individuals to send end-to-end public key encrypted email messages from Outlook,

Learn more about Encryptomatic OpenPGP at our website, and download the software.  Encryptomatic OpenPGP is free for personal, journalism, activist and non-profit uses, and very affordable for business/government uses.

Request Information from Others Securely with Lockbin Add-in for MS Outlook

Lockbin.com is a service from Encryptomatic LLC. It helps professionals communicate securely with patients, clients and customers.

It's used for sending and receiving secure messages. Lockbin can be accessed online at Lockbin.com.

Other ways to access Lockbin are through a desktop computer using the Java app, from an Android device using the Lockbin app in Google Play,  or from Microsoft Outlook using the Lockbin add-in. All of these products can be found at Lockbin.com  They are free for Lockbin users.

Sometimes, a client needs to send important information directly to a professional. It might be tax documents for a CPA, a social security number for the HR department, a photo of a wound for a doctor... whatever it is, it is something that needs to be sent privately, in confidence, and over a secure encrypted connection.

A useful feature in Lockbin for this purpose is the "Information Request" button. It generates a secure webform and sends it to the client.  Anything uploaded or entered into this web form is sent directly back to the professional over a secure, encrypted connection.

Lockbin Add-in for Outlook

The process for sending the Information Request for Outlook users who have installed the Lockbin add-in only involves a couple of clicks.

First, choose the "Send Request" button.

Next, type the email address of the person who needs to send the information and a short description that will appear on the web form.

Finally, choose whether you want Lockbin to email the link, or if you prefer to send it yourself, maybe in an email or SMS text.

When the recipient follows the link, they are taken to a form that is dynamically generated based on your specific request to this user.

Lockbin Information Request Form

Any information entered into this form will be sent directly to the Lockbin user. Outlook users will receive the information directly into their Outlook mailbox.

However, rest assured - even though the experience in Outlook is similar to receiving an email,  your client's private information has not been sent over email protocols.  The information travels directly from the Lockbin server to your Microsoft Outlook inbox, never through a mail server.

Lockbin simplifies complex encryption for small and mid-sized office professionals.  We invite you to try Lockbin free.

Outlook Email Encryption With PDF Postman Add-in

PDF Postman is an email encryption add-in for Microsoft Outlook. In this short video, we show the process of sending and receiving an encrypted PDF email message using PDF Postman.

Many people don't realize that the PDF specification includes AES-128 and AES-256 bit encryption. These strong encryption methods are built into standard PDF viewers.  This means that virtually any device with a PDF viewer is able to open a PDF Postman encrypted email message (so long as a they know the correct password).

PDF Postman is free to try for 15 days. After that, you can continue to use PDF Postman to send up to 5 PDF encrypted emails per month. Click here to download a free trial of PDF Postman today.