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Phishing

Do not enter your PrivaSphere password into a fake site. PrivaSphere does not ask you for your password except on the (main or message) login screen.

If you are in doubt, check first:

  1. The lock at the bottom right of your browser is closed. Communication with PrivaSphere Secure Messaging is always SSL protected (https):
    System Error - could not load image: MSIE https/SSL lock icon

    If you double-click on the lock, you must see a root certificate of a well known certificate authority and the privasphere website certificate depending on it:
    System Error - could not load image: MSIE https/SSL lock icon
Most phishing attempts try to fool you into entering your account password or MUC in a wrong place

Also by phone, we never ask for your password ever, only for your security question. Do not tell your password to anybody. PrivaSphere support does not ever need to know your password and will only ask you for your personal security question you have chosen upon registration.

The fingerprints/"thumbprints" of PrivaSphere's site certificate www.privasphere.com (valid until Oct 25, 2008 are):

The fingerprints of PrivaSphere's mail server certificate smtp.privasphere.com (valid until Oct 25, 2008 are): PrivaSphere's advanced signing certificate securemessaging@privasphere.com (valid until March 14, 2009 are): And PrivaSphere's qualified signing certificate securemessaging@privasphere.com (valid until June 14, 2008 are):

If still in doubt whether you are on the legitimate PrivaSphere site, then contact a PrivaSphere representative for additional assistance.

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