AUTOCRYPT is set to strengthen its cybersecurity infrastructure for electric vehicles in the MENA region, targeting a comprehensive framework by 2026.

AUTOCRYPT has launched 'AutoCrypt PKI-Vehicles', a groundbreaking post-quantum PKI solution for automotive manufacturers, enhancing vehicle security as quantum threats evolve.

AUTOCRYPT aims to establish a comprehensive electric vehicle cybersecurity framework in the MENA region by 2026 to enhance vehicle security.

AUTOCRYPT is set to expand its comprehensive electric vehicle cybersecurity framework in the MENA region in 2026, enhancing safe mobility solutions.

AUTOCRYPT is set to enhance electric vehicle cybersecurity technologies across the MENA region, aiming for a robust framework by 2026.

AUTOCRYPT proudly announces its V2X Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) has been awarded WebTrust certification, affirming its security and operational standards.

Modern OpenPGP v6 certificate with post-quantum cryptography, reliable deletion, and transport-agnostic messaging for decentralized systems.

Modern OpenPGP v6 certificate with post-quantum cryptography, reliable deletion, and transport-agnostic messaging for decentralized systems.

AUTOCRYPT has formed a strategic alliance with Elektrobit, aiming to bolster automotive cybersecurity. This partnership enhances their offerings in South Korea's evolving vehicle software landscape.

AUTOCRYPT recently showcased its Digital Key Self-Testing Toolkit designed for automotive solutions. This kit enhances pre-production validation processes for OEMs and Tier suppliers, ensuring interoperability and reducing risks.

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Leading automotive cybersecurity solutions provider AUTOCRYPT announced on December 8, 2025, the launch of “AutoCrypt PKI-Vehicles,” a new next-generati...

Decentralized private messenger using email infrastructure for secure, end-to-end encrypted communication.

IMO, if/when Autocrypt v2 is implemented, Signal, SimpleX, and Delta Chat will all essentially be first-class secure messengers, in the sense that: 1. each one has a clear & _distinct_ target demographic and use-case 2. there will be only _deliberate_ tradeoffs between them, not omissions of important security features. (Session and Threema both fail point #1 because Session is a worse SimpleX and Threema is a worse Signal.) Delta Chat I think is interesting because it (again with a _future_ PFS/PQC update) seems to approach the confidentiality properties of Signal and SimpleX without relying on something like Signal’s centralized infrastructure or SimpleX’s considerably more complicated routing architecture. The biggest concern I have with SimpleX is that despite the decentralized model I do not see how it could continue to exist without SimpleX _the company_ behind it. Essentially all of the complexity of SimpleX is placed upon the client, to achieve important privacy properties (absolutely minimizing the metadata the servers get) at the expense of being a Usually where federated projects shine is decentralization of the project as a whole, because different aspects of the project are delegated more appropriately. If I want to develop a Delta Chat client I don’t need to understand and implement server-side things like intra-server routing etc., and vice-versa. And if I am a _user_ of the messaging service I do not need to be responsible for every aspect of my experience: I think this is where a lot of people stop using SimpleX because having the client itself do everything comes with a lot of UX problems that tend to drive people to Signal. Anyways, it is basically the classic **Centralized** (Signal) <> **Federated** (Delta) <> **Decentralized** (SimpleX) spectrum we always end up seeing in pretty much any field, with the same benefits and tradeoffs these architectures always have. Like with Twitter/Mastodon/Nostr, or Dropbox/Nextcloud/Syncthing, etc.

IMO, if/when Autocrypt v2 is implemented, Signal, SimpleX, and Delta Chat will all essentially be first-class secure messengers, in the sense that: 1. each one has a clear & _distinct_ target demographic and use-case 2. there will be only _deliberate_ tradeoffs between them, not omissions of important security features. (Session and Threema both fail point #1 because Session is a worse SimpleX and Threema is a worse Signal.) Delta Chat I think is interesting because it (again with a _future_ PFS/PQC update) seems to approach the confidentiality properties of Signal and SimpleX without relying on something like Signal’s centralized infrastructure or SimpleX’s considerably more complicated routing architecture. The biggest concern I have with SimpleX is that despite the decentralized model I do not see how it could continue to exist without SimpleX _the company_ behind it. Essentially all of the complexity of SimpleX is placed upon the client, to achieve important privacy properties (absolutely minimizing the metadata the servers get) at the expense of being a Usually where federated projects shine is decentralization of the project as a whole, because different aspects of the project are delegated more appropriately. If I want to develop a Delta Chat client I don’t need to understand and implement server-side things like intra-server routing etc., and vice-versa. And if I am a _user_ of the messaging service I do not need to be responsible for every aspect of my experience: I think this is where a lot of people stop using SimpleX because having the client itself do everything comes with a lot of UX problems that tend to drive people to Signal. Anyways, it is basically the classic **Centralized** (Signal) <> **Federated** (Delta) <> **Decentralized** (SimpleX) spectrum we always end up seeing in pretty much any field, with the same benefits and tradeoffs these architectures always have. Like with Twitter/Mastodon/Nostr, or Dropbox/Nextcloud/Syncthing, etc.

Сабж такий, що я довго не можу знайти заміни Gmail: то потрібен номер телефону, то інша скринька, то апрув. Мені це набридло і я згадав про безкоштовні сервери SMTP від DeltaChat. Чим вони зручні - що видають "одноразові" хешовані адреси email, які л...

オープンソースのメールソフト「Thunderbird」v115.7.0が、1月22日（米国時間）に公開された。本バージョンは、Autocrypt-Gossipヘッダーの配信に対応したほ...

AUTOCRYPT's Red Team took first place at DEF CON 34's Car Hacking Village CTF, showcasing their advanced automotive cybersecurity. Discover their innovative approach.