Remailers

People who use anonymous remailers, PGP linkers/remailers, etc. are doing nothing more than fooling themselves. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Why not chain together a few pgp-enabled remailers? ❋ Unknown (2010)

Even if anonymous remailers had been used, btw, I can think of a couple techniques that the NSA could use to trace those communications to their source: All they really have to do is look for where an e-mail that contains a certain segment of data (encrypted or not) ended up. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This is especially true in this case, because no anonymous remailers wereused. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Even if anonymous remailers had been used, btw, I can think of a couple techniques that the NSA could use to trace those communications to their source: All they really have to do is look for where an e-mail that contains a certain segment of data encrypted or not ended up. ❋ Unknown (2010)

You could require the author to respond correctly to your email, but I suggest you find a way to allow the use of anonymous remailers, because there are situations where publishing a whistle blowing item could be fatal for the whistle blower, if the whistle blower's identity were to become known to the wrong people. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Standard cypherpunk remailers allow unlimited chaining by including ❋ Kelly, Aileen (1998)

Raph Levien maintains a list of currently active remailers. ❋ Unknown (1995)

Unlike the cypherpunk remailers, anon. penet.fi directly supports anonymous return addresses. ❋ Unknown (1995)

Are there other anonymous remailers besides the cypherpunk remailers? ❋ Unknown (1995)

The list, unfortunately, seems to change often as remailers are shut down for whatever reasons; therefore, I am not printing a list here. ❋ Unknown (1995)

You don't need to be a member of the list in order to send messages to it, thus allowing the use of anonymous remailers to post your more sensitive messages that you just as soon would not be credited to you. ❋ Unknown (1995)

Frequent topics include voice and data encryption, anonymous remailers, and the Clipper chip. ❋ Unknown (1995)

Where are the currently active Cypherpunk remailers? ❋ Unknown (1995)

The purpose of these remailers is to take privacy one level further. ❋ Unknown (1995)

Note that it is possible to chain remailers together so that the message passes through several levels of anonymity before it reaches its ultimate destination. ❋ Unknown (1995)

employee: "Jim isn't responding to my email requests to shut down the Hope Creek nuclear [power plant] before the East shore of New Jersey is a [radioactive] [wasteland]." boss: "Well, remail him. Maybe he's just busy." ❋ Workinglate (2005)

"Did you hear that Jane broke up with Bill?" "[Yup], [I'm sure] she remailed me the same [message] you got." ❋ Prairie.hawk (2007)

John didn't [answer] my [email], so I [sent] him a REmail. ❋ Patches777 (2008)

"Did you get a reply about those reports you sent Jeff yet?" "No, the [sod] probably hasn't even looked [at it] yet, I'll [remail] him." ❋ Chris Carter (2007)

Bob: I just got another [Jesus loves you] [remail] from [my gran] Joe: Just tell her not to send them Bob: I tried, she send them in order to try and guilt me into becoming 'saved'. ❋ Gothcatgirl (2011)

"[Saddam] survived the US attacks thanks to GH-Releaser, the Growth [Hormone] Releaser." (Spam [re-mail]). ❋ Mr. TVTL (2004)

I just wanted to remail you this cute, touching, adorable, too funny, amazing (choose from list): [Cheezburger] pictures [People of Walmart] [Darwin awards] Cute cat pictures Cute dog pictures Waste of time Powerpoint presentations. ❋ Linengray (2012)

I got your forward but it was a total [remail] so [I have no idea] what [it said]. ❋ Kansas C. (2008)

Your remail refers. ❋ Hercolena Oliver (2008)

Dude1: this [weirdo] [sent me] an [email]. what should i do? Dude2: Remail him. ❋ KeyboardTapper (2016)