The whisper fish rust project is a demonstration of just how difficult this is. But compliling this in the sailfish context is going to be ‘non-trivial’.
I didn’t do it as well as proton, probablyĪs to the bridge itself and QT. Now I’m only saying that as someone who has managed mail for many tens of thousands of users. So, proton is saying they’re doing ‘better’ transport encryption on they way to ‘them’. If the encryption is not based on public key crypto, then how do others read your mail? Well, of course, they can’t. If you can only use the service with a special app and still send mail to ‘the rest of us’ you are being had. But even that is only as secure as the crypto you get with gnupg. My ‘single factor’ auth mail to MY mail server with encrypted headers and gpg content is about as secure as it gets.
And that is not somthing unique to proton mail.ĢFA is nice for ‘apps’ but has nothing to do with the security of your mail once it actually leaves your machine.
So the only security that you may be interested in is encryption. There is no authentication involved in this. Mail servers speak with other mail servers to exchange mail.
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