Similar to how it may be used in a spy movie, an alias is an assumed name that is not your own. In the case of PSMail, it’s an assumed email address.
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Similar to how it may be used in a spy movie, an alias is an assumed name that is not your own. In the case of PSMail, it’s an assumed email address.
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The Stunnel program is an alternate method for using SSL that allows unsupported email clients to connect to our encrypted servers.
An explanation of phishing and how you can protect yourself from it.
Email users sometimes find that they receive email messages with a strange file attached: winmail.dat. When they attempt to open this file, either it can’t be opened at all, or it contains “garbage” data. In this article we explain the problem and offer solutions to help correct it.
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PSMail protects the security of your emails throught the TLS (Transport Layer Security) protocol called Secure Socket Layer (SSL). The following article explains what SSL is and how it works.
Test your connectivity and find out more about our major network providers through the links provided in this article.
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Information for renewing both individual and group accounts.
Explanation of “MS Visual C++ Runtime Error R6025”.
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At PSMail, we provide our subscribers with secure VPN service at no extra charge.
The importance of a secure email service.