NSA proof secure messaging service

Dec. 3, 2013 - PRLog -- Due to PRISM and other efforts of the NSA, secure communication
has become a critical problem for everyone.

To solve this problem, SecureMail encrypts all your messages.
It relys on six core features:

Send and receive PGP encrypted messages through your normal E-Mail account.
Send and receive secure Personal Messages using SecureMail’s internal, encrypted PM Service.
(currently under development, should be finished during the next few days.)
PMs will self-destruct after recipient has read them.
Private keys are being stored in user’s local storage, not on the server.
All Enctyption/Decryption is happening client-side.
Self-signed SSL certificate – no more problems due to stolen or otherwise aquired root certificates.
(please note that this will produce a browser warning about “untrusted certificate”. The problem with trusted certificates is, that the NSA has got the keys to decrypt them.)
Insecure cipher suites as well as SSL compression have been disabled for security reasons.

http://www.securemail.pm