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Re: Who "invented" remailers?
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In <[email protected]>, on
06/04/97
at 11:46 AM, Alan <[email protected]> said:
>Unfortunatly for mixmaster to work effectivly, you need a threshold of
>usage. That threshold has not been reached yet. With the successful
>campaign against remailers by those who oppose them, the problem is made
>worse. (As well as supporting a form of encryption not commonly
>available to "Joe Sixpack".) Currently, use of the Mixmaster remailer
>system is out of reach of most of the average users out there. The only
>serious project to address that need has been Private Idaho and
>development has stopped on that project.
Development has not stoped on PI. As a matter of fact I just received an
announcement that a new release is out. I am currently working on a
simmilar project for the OS/2 platform. I am not sure what is being done
on the Mac or *nix.
Currently I am testing remailer support using PGP encryption but should
have mixmaster support as soon as I get the mixmaster code ported over. I
just downloaded the new mixmaster code so I will have to se what changes
have been made.
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