Yahoo mail: Yahoo mail actually borrows some of Google’s tech to help protect its email. There are therefore OpenPGP encryption plugins that you can download to add some extra security for your ...

Yahoo will offer its users full end-to-end email encryption and compatibility with Google’s own end-to-end email encryption at some point in 2015, CNET reports, as Yahoo chief information ...

LAS VEGAS–Yahoo plans to enable end-to-end encryption for all of its Mail users next year. The company is working with Google on the project and the encryption will be mostly transparent for ...

Yahoo has now enabled Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) — denoted by 'HTTPS' in browsers' URL bar — encryption by default for its roughly 200 million Yahoo Mail users, meeting the 8 January deadline ...

While encrypting your email may or may not protect you from a major government or someone with significant time and processing resources, it can definitely keep your data safe from people looking ...

The revamped Yahoo Mail sure is pretty, but from a security perspective the popular service has a pretty ugly security flaw: It doesn’t encrypt your email sessions. But that will soon change ...

Yahoo will encrypt Web-based email by default for all of its users beginning Jan. 8, the company has told The Washington Post.

Yahoo will encrypt its Web-based email by default using SSL, the standard for Internet encryption and believed to help protect communications from third-party snooping.

End-to-end encryption for e-mail can be a pain, but tech companies are trying to change that.