NODE c8926e99Re: Remailers
Hal <hfinney@shell.portal.com>Sat, 23 Apr 94 17:04:24 PDT
From: David Merriman <merriman@metronet.com>
> That is, say I wanted to ensure that traffic analysis on myself were made
> as difficult as possible. I could Email something to a remailer with an
> embedded 'flag' or code (ex: blackhole, disposal, trash, etc) telling it
> to forward the message to the Bitbucket.
Try chaining the message through multiple remailers, then to a bitbucket
address. One such address is "nobody@soda.berkeley.edu". Presumably there
are many of this type.
> Alternatively, I could include
> some other code or flag (ex: rubber, bounce, ricochet, etc) telling it to
> take the included (dummy) data, scramble it some, and return it some
> random time later.
Send yourself an encrypted message, chaining through a bunch of remailers.
See the cypherpunks ftp archive on soda.berkeley.edu for scripts
which will let you do these things.
Hal
NODE b64519b2Re: Remailers
Sameer <sameer@soda.berkeley.edu>Sat, 23 Apr 94 20:23:12 PDT
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Hal spake:
>
> From: David Merriman <merriman@metronet.com>
> > That is, say I wanted to ensure that traffic analysis on myself were made
> > as difficult as possible. I could Email something to a remailer with an
> > embedded 'flag' or code (ex: blackhole, disposal, trash, etc) telling it
> > to forward the message to the Bitbucket.
>
> Try chaining the message through multiple remailers, then to a bitbucket
> address. One such address is "nobody@soda.berkeley.edu". Presumably there
> are many of this type.
At most sites nobody is aliased to /dev/null.
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