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Tuta uses a couple of different encryption algorithms to ensure that your messages
cannot be read or tampered with:

Tuta uses symmetric (AES 128) and asymmetric encryption (AES 128 / RSA 2048) to encrypt emails end-to-end (E2E). When both parties use Tuta, all emails are automatically end-to-end encrypted (asymmetric encryption). For an encrypted email
to an external recipient, a password for encrypting & decrypting the email (symmetric encryption) must be exchanged once. The company suggests doing so using
Signal messenger.

On top of its automatic end-to-end encryption, Tuta uses STARTTLS with an extended
validation certificate, Perfect Forward Secrecy, DNSSEC, DANE, DMARC, and DKIM to
secure your connection to Tuta to the maximum.

Tuta ensures users that even they cannot access your inbox, due to the open source
encryption standards they use.

AES-128 is more than secure enough for protecting your messages. Reportedly even
the fastest computers in the world would need many billions of years to crack AES-128.

Tuta is currently working together with Leibniz University Hanover to make their
encryption standards future-proof against quantum computer attacks.

Tuta uses industry-standard end-to-end encryption algorithms for email and other
user data. All data is encrypted at rest and only decrypted in your browser or email client. Because it does not use PGP encryption, Tuta also encrypts the subject line of messages. This is a noteworthy difference from some other secure
email services.

Tuta Mail enables TutaCrypt, a protocol to exchange messages using quantum-safe encryption: https://tuta.com/blog/post-quantum-cryptography

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Stay safe, stay encrypted!

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