Something is must to keep secret and that too your personal data & mails & this is what Google is trying to do.Google is taking on email security threats with the announcement that Gmail is working on a new alert system that tells you if an email was sent over an unencrypted connection.
Reports says that there are still plenty of email servers that don't support encryption, chances are you'll see one or two of these warning labels in the next few months. For instance, while Google uses a combination of mechanisms like DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) and Sender Policy Framework (SPF) to validate inbound messages, only 47% of those in the Alexa list had a similar capability.Google explained that generally, these attacks don't affect Gmail-to-Gmail exchanges, but it could affect emails from other providers as they are routed from different servers.
The team also saw a number of malicious DNS servers that tried to intercept traffic.To combat and prevent these styles of attacks, the search giant says it will be rolling out the new alert system in the coming weeks, which will basically work as a pop up warning when you receive a message through a non-encrypted connection "to notify our users of potential dangers."
So, keep secure , Stay away from the threats & have a secured data.....
