Secria

Secure communication, private by design.

Engineered for the post-quantum era.

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Secria VPN is officially LIVE!

A post-quantum, no logs VPN, on every platform:
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux.

We refuse to compromise on security. This is only the beginning.

Get it: https://t.co/q82dWAKETq

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Thinking about leaving Proton?

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Most of what’s in Secria today started as a request from someone using it.
Tell us what’s missing and what you’d love to see, and we’ll build it with you.

Welcome in.

https://t.co/ZLbtugWsmw

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Thinking about leaving Proton?

Read this first (1/6)

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Our early Black Friday deal: 10 years of Secria Pro for $499, paid once. It covers mail, the full VPN and all of Workspace.

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Most of what’s in Secria today started as a request from someone using it.
Tell us what’s missing and what you’d love to see, and we’ll build it with you.

Welcome in.

https://t.co/ZLbtugWsmw

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Our early Black Friday deal: 10 years of Secria Pro for $499, paid once. It covers mail, the full VPN and all of Workspace.

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Your mail is encrypted on your device with a code made from your password, then sealed with post-quantum encryption. We only ever hold what we can’t open.

Free, no card needed:
https://t.co/ZzX8jhrcqu

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Just remember, “we take your privacy seriously” is a promise.

Zero-access encryption is a fact.

Secria Mail is built so we can’t read your messages. Not today, not later, not even if someone asks us to.

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The encryption protecting your data today has an expiration date. Quantum computers are the countdown.

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Data that's already been copied can't be re-locked. It has to be protected before it's sent.

Secria protects your email, calendar and files with post-quantum encryption, so what's grabbed today stays unreadable.

Free at https://t.co/YUawSFGvMM

Follow @secria for more of the internet's quiet tricks, explained simply.

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Someone could be copying your encrypted messages right now, planning to read them in 10 years.

It's called harvest now, decrypt later.

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This isn't sci-fi.
In 2024 NIST, the US agency that sets encryption standards, released quantum-resistant encryption and told organizations to start switching.

Nobody knows if the machine shows up in 10 years or 20. The data being copied today doesn't care.