Email is a fast way of communication and now almost everyone uses email. However, unfortunately a lot of users out there who do not use them correctly, disturbing security, consuming excessive bandwidth and less ethical action. There are a lot of information on the internet about how to secure your e-mail. Many of them are advanced, and no longer valid for the end user. Configuring spam filters such as spam assassin, makes authentication with encryption on the Mail Server, and E-mail Gateway Virus Scanner is not a job for end users. When we find E-mail security tips for end users, they are usually specific to the Mail or Mail User Agent Client, such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, or Mutt. Such information is very important to the user application, but there are several sources of security information that is more common for e-mail users are not limited to one e-mail client only.
