Is Hushmail Still Safe? I do some research

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"I have been talking to quite a few people about Hushmail and I have been getting mixed reviews. For a long time, Hushmail was considered a very secure email provider until an affidavit from a DEA agent in 2007 raised concerns. And now there's this sketchy post on Cryptome saying their PGP app might be backdoored. I dig to the bottom of this story" -- via http://digg.com/security/Is_Hushmail_Still_Safe_I_do_some_research

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