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Is Bmail.ag having authentication issues? Unable to log in or register

Hi everyone,

Is anyone else currently having issues with Bmail.ag?

I'm unable to log in to my existing account. The login page returns the following error:

deserialize KE2: invalid OPRF evaluation

I also tried creating a new account to rule out an account-specific issue, but registration fails as well.

The main website itself is accessible, so this appears to possibly be related to their authentication/registration backend rather than the entire service being offline.

I've already tried different browsers/networks, but the issue persists.

Can anyone using Bmail confirm whether login or registration is currently working for them?

Just trying to determine whether this is a temporary service-side issue or something specific to my connection/account.

Thanks.

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Comments

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    Write them at [email protected] and ask about status.

    Thanked by 1buggedout
  • @Levi said:
    Write them at [email protected] and ask about status.

    haHhah very funny joke

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @JohnFilch123 said:

    @Levi said:
    Write them at [email protected] and ask about status.

    haHhah very funny joke

    It is not a joke, their one of subdomains is @epstein.pizza

  • xvpsxvps Member
    edited September 11

    I just made a reverse ip lookup of the server (15.204.46.52).

    4rum.naru.to
    api.bmail.ag
    bmail.ag
    bmail.cloud
    clinton.pizza
    club.naru.to
    devilfru.it
    epstein.pizza
    fan.naru.to
    group.naru.to
    gund.am
    kage.naru.to
    kuh3h3.naru.to
    kujo.naru.to
    madarauchiha.naru.to
    maxwell.pizza
    mta-sts.bmail.ag
    naru.to
    podesta.pizza
    rank.naru.to
    smtp.bmail.ag
    www.bmail.ag
    www.gund.am
    www.naru.to

    So Epstein, Maxwell, Clinton + pizzagate + manga + anime ???

    WTF ???

    Thanked by 2rpqu buggedout
  • @Levi said:
    Write them at [email protected] and ask about status.

    Thank you very much for your reply. I've already tried contacting them directly. I originally learned about this email service through this forum, so this was the only place I could think of to ask about its current status. I apologize for any inconvenience.

  • olokeoloke Member, Host Rep

    @loky said: I originally learned about this email service through this forum, so this was the only place I could think of to ask about its current status. I apologize for any inconvenience.

    I believe all mentions of it on the forum are rather negative:
    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/217558/bmail-confused/p1
    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4824131#Comment_4824131

    cc: @LEBUserJoe

    Thanked by 2forest LEBUserJoe
  • I think it is a little funny they use

    script id="cf-turnstile-script" src="https://challenges.cloudflare.com/turnstile/v0/api.js?render=explicit" async="" defer=""

    without a integrity="sha384-[SHA384_HASH]" on the register page.

    In theory, the US authorities can use existing law to force Cloudflare to replace the api.js with code that can sniff username and password during signup.

    Since the site don't work, I don't know if they have made similar mistakes inside the app, but their marketing examples in the bottom of https://bmail.ag/ kind of look stupid when they dont add a SRI hash to external scripts.

    @forest ?

  • forestforest Member
    edited September 11

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

  • @loky said:
    Hi everyone,

    Is anyone else currently having issues with Bmail.ag?

    I'm unable to log in to my existing account. The login page returns the following error:

    deserialize KE2: invalid OPRF evaluation

    I also tried creating a new account to rule out an account-specific issue, but registration fails as well.

    The main website itself is accessible, so this appears to possibly be related to their authentication/registration backend rather than the entire service being offline.

    I've already tried different browsers/networks, but the issue persists.

    Can anyone using Bmail confirm whether login or registration is currently working for them?

    Just trying to determine whether this is a temporary service-side issue or something specific to my connection/account.

    Thanks.

    any update?

  • @loky said:
    Hi everyone,

    Is anyone else currently having issues with Bmail.ag?

    I'm unable to log in to my existing account. The login page returns the following error:

    deserialize KE2: invalid OPRF evaluation

    I also tried creating a new account to rule out an account-specific issue, but registration fails as well.

    The main website itself is accessible, so this appears to possibly be related to their authentication/registration backend rather than the entire service being offline.

    I've already tried different browsers/networks, but the issue persists.

    Can anyone using Bmail confirm whether login or registration is currently working for them?

    Just trying to determine whether this is a temporary service-side issue or something specific to my connection/account.

    Thanks.

    Hello Loky , Im having the exact same problem. It has also happened to me before in the past. Bmail.ag is great for making a new quick throwawail email adress because no verification is needed. But there are obviously a lot of problems. One time I also was unable to delete my email adress and/or even change the password, that is unacceptable for a service that claims to priorize privacy in my opinion.

    Also the site is often very slow to load. So wouldnt recommend anyone to use bmail.ag as their primary email adress (until they fix all their problems maybe).

    So your not the only one having problems with bmail.ag. and its not specific to your connection/account. :)

  • That problem i mentioned when I was unable to delete my email adress and/or even change the password lasted for weeks btw

  • deserialize KE2: invalid OPRF evaluation

  • @forest said:

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

    Yeah that was more original point actually, why is this forum not vetting ad's at all? I wanted for same reason, but the obvious lies actually floored me I thought surely they don't believe this themselves? :disappointed: then posted for it to be removed by never did :D

  • @hyperblast said:

    @loky said:
    Hi everyone,

    Is anyone else currently having issues with Bmail.ag?

    I'm unable to log in to my existing account. The login page returns the following error:

    deserialize KE2: invalid OPRF evaluation

    I also tried creating a new account to rule out an account-specific issue, but registration fails as well.

    The main website itself is accessible, so this appears to possibly be related to their authentication/registration backend rather than the entire service being offline.

    I've already tried different browsers/networks, but the issue persists.

    Can anyone using Bmail confirm whether login or registration is currently working for them?

    Just trying to determine whether this is a temporary service-side issue or something specific to my connection/account.

    Thanks.

    any update?

    Unfortunately, there has been no progress so far. I’m still unable to log in to my account.

  • @LEBUserJoe said:

    @forest said:

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

    Yeah that was more original point actually, why is this forum not vetting ad's at all? I wanted for same reason, but the obvious lies actually floored me I thought surely they don't believe this themselves? :disappointed: then posted for it to be removed by never did :D

    Yes, I actually discovered this service through an ad on the right-hand side of LowEndTalk. I honestly didn’t expect the product to be this immature.

  • @forest said:

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

    vp.net seems to use the exact same 1:1 ui of Privateinternetaccess. its like a complete copy

  • @loky said:

    @LEBUserJoe said:

    @forest said:

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

    Yeah that was more original point actually, why is this forum not vetting ad's at all? I wanted for same reason, but the obvious lies actually floored me I thought surely they don't believe this themselves? :disappointed: then posted for it to be removed by never did :D

    Yes, I actually discovered this service through an ad on the right-hand side of LowEndTalk. I honestly didn’t expect the product to be this immature.

    I assume most of the scam's victims find it out that way.

    @s0n1c said:

    @forest said:

    Everything Bmail does seems to be wrong.

    I mean, I appreciate the cock.li-esque shitposting domains they offer, but all their security claims are bogus and should get them removed from LET's advertising roster. They aren't anything but a straight-up scam.

    Same with vp.net btw.

    vp.net seems to use the exact same 1:1 ui of Privateinternetaccess. its like a complete copy

    That's not even the worst part. The worst part is that their security claims are completely bogus and, like bmail, revolve around SGX enclaves.

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