Hard.Email

Proof of Concept Mailserver

World's second best, so we try harder!

Status (22 August 2024)

Do better
Release 6: Improved protection against Business Email Compromise (BEC)
Release 5: Improved operational resilience and set a new standard
Release 4: Improved "Forward Secrecy" and re-established the bleeding edge
Release 3: An Innovative Minimalist Approach to Cybersecurity

This morning (21 Aug 2023), I engaged the services of a professional hacker from Eastern Europe to test the security of my server, located at https://hard.email. This server represents an academic proof of concept that has advanced to Release 3 of enhancements, with the overarching goal of surpassing the best in the world.

In Release 1, we demonstrated the potential to rival Soverin, which is the world's premier mail server, in my opinion.

In Release 2, we substantiated both qualitative and quantitative improvements when compared to the world's leading providers, including Soverin, Protonmail, and Tutanota.

Now, in Release 3, the time has come to distinguish ourselves from these industry leaders, as well as the rest of the field, through innovation. I have adopted a 'Minimalist Approach' to achieve superior cybersecurity. Traditional online services such as Sucuri and tools commonly employed by penetration testers like Zap have been rendered ineffective. They have all been rendered obsolete.

Let's see what Sergey can uncover through his hacking efforts. I will keep you updated.

Release 2: Comparison with the World's best

The academic proof-of-concept at "Hard.Email" is consistently improving upon the top three competitors.

Improved further
Release 1: OSINT result - At par with the best

In an extremely competitive environment, I would consider Protonmail, Tutanota and Soverin to be the world's best email services. My objective is to do better than Soverin.net. That's all.

Compared with leaders
Features of the academic proof-of-concept

Bleeding Edge Stack

Built with absolutely the latest hypervisor, operating system, Linux kernel, webserver, vpn and mail transfer agent. Anything newer simply does not exist.

Zero Trust Architecture

Our email service operates on a zero-trust model. There is complete separation between the mail transfer agent and mail access.

Reasonably Quantum Safe Cryptography

Rest easy knowing that our handpicked encryption protocols are made reasonably quantum-safe through additional layers of security, safeguarding your communications from future threats.

Entirely Made from Open Source

We believe in transparency and trust, which is why our entire email service is built using open-source technologies.

Based on "CrowdHacking"

Join our community of security experts and enthusiasts to collectively improve the email service through crowdhacking.