Following indexes have regular expressions enabled:
- Moogle beta
- Dictionary (the setting "accuracy" spares the need of the usage of ^ or $ to make the search input more easy for Qwerty keyboard users (smartphones,etc.) / * can still be used to spread the result set)

Big Data - gathering personal data in a large scale - anybody has heard of it - anybody was at least one time a victim of data gathering of this manner. Especially when using Smartphone Apps in connection with social networking and media.

There were some external issues which need still to be investigated resulting in problems for users' login and users' registrations. If there was any MITM attempt it did fail definitively. So you do not need to be afraid that your user data was harmed. By the way we hardened our login mechanisms against MITM ;) .

Encrypting and signing Emails is crucial since they are sent as plain text messages. Anybody sniffing the connection traffic on routes used to deliver the message could have a look at your private e-mail or manipulate contents without having to open any envelope. Therefore this tutorial is about encrypting your e-mails using PGP (= Pretty Good Privacy). This cipher is 100% proof against cracking attempts if the private/public keys are chosen/generated well. This tutorial can be used with any popular email account like Yahoo! Mail, G-Mail, GMX, Web.de,etc. You will not have any costs for encrypting your e-mails pretty good ;) . This way you are also able to create unique signatures for e-mails, files, etc. This way users can ensure the authenticity of a received e-mail.

Encrypting and signing Emails is crucial since those are sent as plain text messages. Anybody sniffing the connection traffic on routes used to deliver the message could have a look at your private e-mails or manipulate contents without having to open any envelope. Therefore this tutorial is about encrypting your e-mails using PGP (= Pretty Good Privacy). This cipher is 100% proof against cracking attempts if the key is chosen well. This tutorial can be used with any popular email account like Yahoo! Mail, G-Mail, GMX, Web.de,etc. You will not have any costs for encrypting your e-mails pretty good ;) . This way you are also able to create unique signatures for e-mails, files, etc. This way users can ensure the authenticity of a received e-mail.