This extension shows two basic pieces of information in the incoming email header pane:

• Was the connection encrypted at all the time when this message was sent between servers?
• Which large corporations had a copy of this message and, theoretically, could read it?

There is an emoticon showing the state of encryption. Click on the emoticon and you'll see a list of connections which were made before this message arrived in your inbox, and state of encryption of each of them.

• Yellow super-happy emoticon = connection encrypted at all times, and hasn't passed any known big corporations
• Yellow happy emoticon = connection encrypted on the public Internet
• Blue sad emoticon = 1 connection not encrypted
• Red terrified emoticon = message sent more than 1 time unencrypted, on the public network (internet)

The symbols in the list of connections are as following:

• ✓ - encrypted
• ✗ - unencrypted
• ⌂ - unencrypted, but in a local network

On the left of the emoticon, small icons of internet corporations are displayed. Hold your mouse over the logo to see the name of a corporation. The list is not very complete and you're welcome to contribute new entries on Github.

Install

• License: GNU General Public License v2.0 or later
• Weekly downloads: 1
• Average daily users: 6
• Rating: 4.25/5 of 8 ratings
• Created: 2013-07-02 05:36:00
• Last updated: 2019-10-08 09:10:07
• Homepage: https://github.com/gjedeer/paranoia
• Support site and email
• Orig: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/paranoia/
• API: tls-paranoia@gdr.name