xorkeesign Webmail

Digitally sign and verify emails in popular web mail services.

Users726

Rating5.0

Reviews7

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth+30

7-day growth rate+4.31%

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Version2.9.1

ManifestV3

Size1.5MiB

Languages1English

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xorkeesign is a digital signature enabling service from Odyssey Technologies Ltd.

xorkeesign runs on the versatile xorkee infrastructure that is a superset of PKI.

This extension is a specialized interface to many of the popular web mail clients for authenticating the mails the users send and also to verify the authenticity of the mails received from others.

The extension allows the user to bind his personal key with his mail id through xorkeesign. The extension stays dormant when the browser is used to access any site other than a supported mail interface.

When the extension recognizes a supported interface it offers the user to digitally sign the mail before or when he clicks the 'Send' button. When the user chooses to sign his signatures are added as additional attachments to the mail in the standard PKI - CMS format (RFC #5652).

When such a signed mail is received the extension helps the user to verify the senders' signatures. It displays the result of such verification within the mail client page itself.

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