To share E2EE encrypted files via Microsoft Outlook, you have to install and license the E2EE App on the ownCloud Server and install a enterprise Outlook Add-In license
- Import/create a new key
- In case you already created a private E2EE key in your browser use the "Load" function. If you don't have a key "Generate" a new one
- Save and close
- In case you already created a private E2EE key in your browser use the "Load" function. If you don't have a key "Generate" a new one
- Create a new E-Mail - Select "Link to file" and select the desired file
- In the dialog box switch to "Use End to End Encryption" and finish the configuration "Done"
- The E-Mail receiver will obtain a invitation E-Mail
- "Receiver" Click on the Link and enter a password
- While you enter the password we create a public private key pair and the public key is uploaded to the ownCloud server. The private key is stored in the browser memory.
- Important! Download your private key and deposit it in a secure place
- After a successful account creation you will see the following message
- You can login now "User name is the receivers E-mail Address" and check whether a folder is shared with you
- Important! You will not see the shred and End to End encrypted file immediately - It will take about 5 minutes after the first verification process. You can check with the refresh function for new files
- The first time you try to download the file, you will be prompted to select the correct keystore.
- Select Ja/YES
- Switch to Lokaler Speicher/locale storage
- Open the file view and download the encrypted file
- The file will be decrypted via the download process (file.exe.e2ee - file.exe)