Tag: cryptoucan

As you're watching/reading our how-to-guides, you may get stuck because you just simply cannot find the correct option, setting, button, tab... Unfortunately, Enigmail will set up itself automatically without asking you first - sometimes you're lucky and it's set up correctly, sometimes it's like you're using a totally different software. In today's we will share with you our step-by-step guide to setting up Enigmail.

We've already shared an instructional video for installing all the necessary software on macOS for Thunderbird with you. Now it's time to show you our brand new step-by-step instructional series in text form supported by plenty of screenshots that will guide you through the processes. In this first article we will focus on installing GPG Tools and Enigmail.

If you are developing an electronic device and it misbehaves, it is the cable. If you think you made an error designing your PCB, it is a cable. And if you think that it is not the cable... it is the cable. Read on about how we finally chose cables for Cryptoucan™ packaging.

Did you know that you use your Cryptoucan™ as a hardware random number generator? Read on for details!

We're proud to announce that you can use Cryptoucan™ with your web mail now. Since you're most likely accessing your emails through a web browser, you need to install Mailvelope add-on. In this week's article we will show you how to install and set up Mailvelope add-on so you can comfortable encrypt emails right from your browser.