Encloq blog https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/ Practical articles on secure client work, passkeys and encryption from the Encloq team. en-GB Wed, 28 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT Every download is a fork https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/every-download-is-a-fork/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/every-download-is-a-fork/ Nobody creates Offer_final_v2_FINAL_signed.pdf on purpose. Where the copies come from, what they cost, and how 0.2.0 lets you edit files without downloading them. Jonathan Malek Wed, 28 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT Post-quantum cryptography: what it protects today https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/post-quantum-cryptography/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/post-quantum-cryptography/ Quantum computers that break today’s encryption do not exist yet. Data recorded today could still be read once they do. What post-quantum cryptography protects now, and the deadlines Europe and the US have set. Tobias Guelly Tue, 27 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT How to share files securely with clients https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/share-files-securely-with-clients/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/share-files-securely-with-clients/ Email, links, transfer services and portals compared from both sides of the desk, with a checklist for the moment before you press send. Dominik Khnifes Thu, 22 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT Types of electronic signatures and read confirmations https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/signatures-and-read-confirmations/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/signatures-and-read-confirmations/ A clear yes from a client rarely needs a notary. How the three eIDAS signature levels differ, when a read confirmation does the job and how Encloq makes the next step visible. Jonathan Malek Tue, 20 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT Email attachment too large? What to do instead https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/email-attachment-too-large/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/email-attachment-too-large/ Free mail accounts usually stop at 20 or 25 MB, and your file grows by about a third on the way. A practical guide for the moment the mail server says no. Dominik Khnifes Thu, 15 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT What is a passkey? How it works and why phishing fails https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/passkeys-explained/ https://www.encloq.com/resources/blog/passkeys-explained/ A passkey swaps the shared secret of a password for a key pair that only works on the real website. How signing in works, and how to stay in control when a phone goes missing. Tobias Guelly Tue, 06 Oct 2026 08:00:00 GMT