StartPage and Ixquick Deploy Newest Encryption Standards against Mass Surveillance

[MalwareVirus]

First search engines to offer TLS 1.1.and 1.2 as well as "Perfect Forward Secrecy"

NEW YORK & AMSTERDAM: In the wake of the US PRISM Internet surveillance scandal, companies are revisiting how they do business online and beefing up their privacy practices to protect their users.

Private search engines StartPage and Ixquick have pioneered a new advance in encryption security this week, becoming the first search engines in the world to enable "Perfect Forward Secrecy" or PFS in combination with a more secure version of SSL encryption known as TLS 1.1. and 1.2 , which works by setting up a secure "tunnel" through which users' search traffic cannot be intercepted.

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[MrXidus]

Just made the switch from DuckDuckGo to StartPage (with this minimal style).

Thanks for the news.

 

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@MrXidus
Nice looking page simplicity is always best but i am not using styles since two years.Is it safe to using Styles ?
Sir i read a article about DuckDuckGo their helper search engin somthing like that stores a cookie in browser so due to privacy policy of DuckDuckGo this is wrong so article author ask this question on his website & on DuckDuckGo fourm too,and one of the representative of DuckDuckGo accept likely it & also tell he will fix it if it really happen due to his companion meta seachengin or like somthing.But i like DuckDuckGo,but now trying start page too.

 

[SomeGuyChris]

TLS 1.1 and 1.2 have been around for a while http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security

too bad they aren't more widely used. But to fair they are only marginally more secure then TLS 1.0.

I somehow don't get good results on Startpage. I recently found http://qrobe.it via this site http://www.privatesearchengine.com which lists the popular private search engines.

 

[SomeGuyChris]

TLS 1.1 and 1.2 have been around for a while http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security

too bad they aren't more widely used. But to fair they are only marginally more secure then TLS 1.0.

I somehow don't get good results on Startpage. I recently found http://qrobe.it via this site http://www.privatesearchengine.com which lists the popular private search engines.

 

[Prorootect]

TLS 1.1 and 1.2 have been around for a while http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security

too bad they aren't more widely used. But to fair they are only marginally more secure then TLS 1.0.

I somehow don't get good results on Startpage. I recently found http://qrobe.it via this site http://www.privatesearchengine.com which lists the popular private search engines.

Well, thank you for this privatesearchengine.com linkl.

Look too on our MT topics:

The Most Secure and Private Search Engines : http://malwaretips.com/Thread-The-Most-Secure-and-Private-Search-Engines

List of Best Search Engines on the Web : http://malwaretips.com/Thread-List-of-Best-Search-Engines-on-the-Web

- I return to my urgent concerns in my area, sorry

 

[SomeGuyChris]

TLS 1.1 and 1.2 have been around for a while http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security

too bad they aren't more widely used. But to fair they are only marginally more secure then TLS 1.0.

I somehow don't get good results on Startpage. I recently found http://qrobe.it via this site http://www.privatesearchengine.com which lists the popular private search engines.

Well, thank you for this privatesearchengine.com linkl.

Look too on our MT topics:

The Most Secure and Private Search Engines : http://malwaretips.com/Thread-The-Most-Secure-and-Private-Search-Engines

List of Best Search Engines on the Web : http://malwaretips.com/Thread-List-of-Best-Search-Engines-on-the-Web

- I return to my urgent concerns in my area, sorry

Thanks for the links.

 

[Morro]

First search engines to offer TLS 1.1.and 1.2 as well as "Perfect Forward Secrecy"

NEW YORK & AMSTERDAM: In the wake of the US PRISM Internet surveillance scandal, companies are revisiting how they do business online and beefing up their privacy practices to protect their users.

Private search engines StartPage and Ixquick have pioneered a new advance in encryption security this week, becoming the first search engines in the world to enable "Perfect Forward Secrecy" or PFS in combination with a more secure version of SSL encryption known as TLS 1.1. and 1.2 , which works by setting up a secure "tunnel" through which users' search traffic cannot be intercepted.

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I started using Startpage about a month or so ago, and i really like it.

 

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@SomeGuyChris
What i don't like about this engine when visit this site.It show me this note ...
Javascript
Qrobe.it requires Javascript to work. We promise to not abuse your trust.

However,some member here also uses this serach engine.So there is no question about security or privacy.