Comment Sure...if I had physical access to the device... (Score 0, Troll) 77
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No nomx user was affected by this threat. No nomx user could be affected by this threat in the future. No nomx data was compromised, and the blogger has (finally) reluctantly verified this. He still has not publicly shared these statements, except via an email response to the BBC when directly asked on April 25 the response was:
From the BBC to nomx: "I understand from your replies that you state categorically that no nomx accounts have been affected by this hack. I have put your questions to [blogger] who has confirmed to me that he cannot say that any have."
While nomx is no longer based on Raspberry devices, we still maintain that the users' data is secured as we’ve demonstrated to the blogger, the media and our customers.
For Media:
We request that any media desiring to profile nomx security or this blogger to use this website with attribution to nomx (www.nomx.com) and to also include the statistics below. Due to large number of interested media, we are not able to respond to every reporter directly within the deadlines imposed and believe it is only fair to share with all media these same details. We invite all media who care to see on onsite demonstration of the nomx in action request and schedule a time in the Washington, DC or NYC areas in the coming weeks. We will provide a nomx and allow video, use of the nomx and any third parties to attempt to access the device.
For Media - Some statistics:
Number of nomx accounts that have been compromised since inception: 0
Number of Gmail accounts that have been compromised in the United States (from 2014): About 5 million to 24 million depending on source
Number of other cloud-based emails compromised as of 2016 = 272 million
Number of Yahoo accounts (including email) compromised 2013-2016: more than 1 billion
The Future:
nomx is now finalizing the “Cloud in Your Attic” server that also includes an internal nomx email server, and a host of other servers that maintain users’ personal data off the clouds that are regularly attacked daily.
nomx ensures absolute privacy for personal and commercial email and messaging.
Today's digitally connected world may feel modern, but the core of how we communicate online is based on 50-year-old code and protocols that expose every one of us to significant security risks whenever we send information across the internet. In the last two years alone, every major email service provider was hacked, exposing the private information of millions of people to cybercriminals.
nomx ensures absolute security and privacy when communicating online by resolving issues with the Transmission, Routing, Acceptance, Communication header data, Encryption and Storage (TRACES) vulnerabilities that have been present in email since its creation.
