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Hushmail backs UK anti-snooping effort

...Cyber Rights & Cyber Liberties has teamed up with US email encryption company Hush Communications to overcome the RIP Act, which was recently made law. Through... Read more

1 November, 2000 by Will Knight

Open standards at Hush lure NAI encryption expert

...has defected from security vendor Network Associates (NAI) to join Irish rival Hush Communications. The inventor of widely used encrypted email program PGP (Pretty Good... Read more

22 February, 2001 by Sally Watson

PGP creator Zimmerman joins Hush

...of publishing its source code." Jon Matonis, president and chief executive of Hush Communications, welcomed Zimmermann's appointment, stating: "Phil's contribution to the field... Read more

20 February, 2001 by Will Knight

Xdrive and Hush jump on web storage bandwagon

Email not good enough for "crucial" documents... Xdrive Technologies and Hush Communications have teamed up to unveil HushDrive, a secure web-based storage... Read more

18 September, 2001 by Mark Graham

HushMail: The misery continues

...my pass phrase my browser freezes." Donough Tierney, VP of marketing at Hush Communications, said six out of seven users could access their accounts, but... Read more

24 August, 2001 by Chris Holbrook

One to watch for 2001 - privacy

...Zimmermann's defection from corporate security giant Network Associates to Irish firm Hush Communications could mean more than a little light embarrassment for NAI. American... Read more

27 February, 2001 by silicon.com staff

Encryption guru joins Hushmail

...silicon.com. Zimmerman left security company Network Associates last week to become Hush Communications' cryptography chief. His primary mission is to integrate Hush's technology... Read more

27 February, 2001 by Sally Watson

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