Slack, probably the most popular communication tool in the business world, is increasingly coming under fire from those who do not want all their messages sent to colleagues to be read by their bosses. Thanks to a new ‘tool’ called Shhlack, they can finally breathe easy.
According to the portal Gizmodo, Shhlack will allow complete access to correspondence only to those who enter the required code, while others will see only a collection of incomprehensible ‘hieroglyphs’ on their screens.
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The mentioned ‘tool’ was created by Minded Security, a company dedicated to security consulting, and has been in use since April 20 of this year.
Prior to this, Slack users had no protection from the curious eyes of both business partners and superiors, that is, all members of the ‘group’. Their complaints were previously dismissed with the explanation that privacy is not something we should expect when communicating at work.
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Despite this, Shhlack is predicted to have a very bright future, especially since it takes just a few clicks to encrypt.
