CipherMail Email Encryption
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CipherMail for Android is an Android application which can be used
with your existing Android mail application to send and receive
S/MIME digitally signed and encrypted email with an Android
smartphone.
Features:
- S/MIME 3.1 (X.509 RFC 3280) email encryption and digital signing
- Can be used with the Android Gmail application
- Compatible with existing S/MIME clients (like Outlook Thunderbird etc.)
- Message and attachments are encrypted
- HTML email support
- Certificates are automatically extracted
- CRLs supported (LDAP and HTTP)
- Certificate trust lists (CTLs) for black/white listing certificates
- LDAP servers can be searched for certificates
- Can generate self-signed certificates for a 'private-PKI'
Notes:
- CipherMail for Android does not provide functionality to retrieve email. An existing Android mail application for example Gmail K9 or the default Android email client should be used to retrieve the encrypted attached smime.p7m message.
- Clear signed digitally signed message can only be verified by opening the message as an .eml file from a file. The complete message is required for validation. Existing mail clients however do not provide access to the complete message.
- If you are using O365 please make sure that SMTP is enabled.
Permissions:
The Contacts permission is required to lookup the recipients for the compose page. If the Contacts permission is not granted the application will function correctly but recipients cannot be looked-up.
Documentation:
https://www.ciphermail.com/documentation/ciphermail-for-android/index.html
For support visit our community forum:
https://community.ciphermail.com/
About CipherMail:
CipherMail based in Amsterdam the Netherlands provides products for the protection of email. CipherMail Email Encryption Gateway is an open source centrally managed email server that encrypts and decrypts email at the gateway level.
Installation packages are available for Ubuntu Debian Red Hat CentOS etc. A free ready to run Virtual Appliance for VMware and Hyper-V is available.
Features:
- S/MIME 3.1 (X.509 RFC 3280) email encryption and digital signing
- Can be used with the Android Gmail application
- Compatible with existing S/MIME clients (like Outlook Thunderbird etc.)
- Message and attachments are encrypted
- HTML email support
- Certificates are automatically extracted
- CRLs supported (LDAP and HTTP)
- Certificate trust lists (CTLs) for black/white listing certificates
- LDAP servers can be searched for certificates
- Can generate self-signed certificates for a 'private-PKI'
Notes:
- CipherMail for Android does not provide functionality to retrieve email. An existing Android mail application for example Gmail K9 or the default Android email client should be used to retrieve the encrypted attached smime.p7m message.
- Clear signed digitally signed message can only be verified by opening the message as an .eml file from a file. The complete message is required for validation. Existing mail clients however do not provide access to the complete message.
- If you are using O365 please make sure that SMTP is enabled.
Permissions:
The Contacts permission is required to lookup the recipients for the compose page. If the Contacts permission is not granted the application will function correctly but recipients cannot be looked-up.
Documentation:
https://www.ciphermail.com/documentation/ciphermail-for-android/index.html
For support visit our community forum:
https://community.ciphermail.com/
About CipherMail:
CipherMail based in Amsterdam the Netherlands provides products for the protection of email. CipherMail Email Encryption Gateway is an open source centrally managed email server that encrypts and decrypts email at the gateway level.
Installation packages are available for Ubuntu Debian Red Hat CentOS etc. A free ready to run Virtual Appliance for VMware and Hyper-V is available.
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CipherMail Email Encryption / What's New in vUnknown
We updated the app with changes required by Android 14 and Android
15 (API levels 34 and 35).
The Wizard buttonbar was moved to the top of the screen so it is not hidden by the soft keyboard.
We added a note about a change in Gmail: for a sender gmail address, it now does matter where the dots are in the email address.
The Wizard buttonbar was moved to the top of the screen so it is not hidden by the soft keyboard.
We added a note about a change in Gmail: for a sender gmail address, it now does matter where the dots are in the email address.
