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Simple C based approach on Sieve of Eratosthenes (by yours truly):

* https://github.com/intc/c-notes/blob/master/threads/4-thrd_e...

One can use standard IMAPS/SMTPS/PGP compliant native email app with C1.FI.

I'm still contemplating about the E2E webmail app - No matter which way one looks it - It's a shaky concept...

BTW. Does anyone know what is the current state of WASM Constant Time proposal?

> Ms Luke said hackers took control of her PayPal account, in a credential stuffing attack that affected 35,000 PayPal customers in December.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-25/byron-bay-data-breach...

Have you checked the MS powershell approach[1]?

1. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise/u...

We use server side spam filtering at c1 (see: https://c1.fi/about/). So far things are working pretty well but certainly false positives may occur. On the positive side client can contact yours truly and we can usually do something to sort these out.

Thanks fore commenting! The public informative parts of c1.fi are readable without JS. See https://c1.fi/about?lang=en for example.

Registering, account management etc. will require JS - Simply to provide better UX.

There are no 3rd party libraries or references (except on pages handling payments via Stripe) in use and the JS is not minified. No 3rd party trackers either.

Our self hosted email service, https://c1.fi, works fine with "plus addressing".

In addition I recently laid out plans for "disposable aliases" with a machine generated random string as local part for users in our shared domains (like c1to.me). So one could use an alias when signing-up with a service. Once the service is not relevant - Just delete the alias. All comments and suggestions are welcome. =)

Can you email me? Perhaps I can help. Contact information available here: https://c1.fi/about?lang=en (scroll down the page)

> I ported the HelenOS kernel to RV64 in 2016, but I've never properly finished the user space support. I hope this board will be a good motivation for me to finally push the entire OS to the same level as x86-64

https://twitter.com/mdecky/status/1397892220225736711

Same but 2004: https://www.openbsd.org/images/rack.jpg

We still are fighting the oligopoly with our vaulted c1.fi email service. Please feel free to check us at https://c1.fi/v/hn20220905/?lang=en.

Here's EU's JRC-MECSA report on our service: https://mecsa.jrc.ec.europa.eu/en/finderRequest/b5daceffc76e....

Support for client's own domain is currently under works. Our webmail supports PGP and one can use IMAPS/SMTPS or ActiveSync based native email clients too.

All servers self hosted (we run C1/Gentoo!) in our own computing facility in Finland. =)

C1.fi is a simple Finland based email service which supports using standard IMAP and ActiveSync clients. We encrypt all messages with account holder specific keys before storing them on servers mass storage. -- [email protected]

c1.fi (an email service yours truly is providing) supports SMTPS, IMAPS and ActiveSync. https://c1.fi/v/hn519/about?lang=en

Thank you for tour feedback! Valid point.

For the time being one can access pricing information after creating the free trial account.

I'll add some way of presenting the most common pricing options along with the other service information.