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Re: Frell blocking some newsgroups?

iuh54hg127t8jhw0...@jhgjj4jki.j78 (rjhg39t9nvq394uy9jh90q) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 16:44:31 UT

The easiest way to add random added hours of delay to your
posts is to use remailers with long latent times listed in
their stats for the chains that you choose before the exit
remailer. For example, Cside>Frell>Pobox>Gpfa>3Nails> Exit.
Add "Slow" to the chain, and you'll get appreciable latency.
You can also specify added hours of latency on the user-end.

Mixminion problem

anonym...@rip.ax.lt (Anne Onime) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 16:44:30 UT

Hi everyone,
I am trying to get a mixminion node up, but I get the following weird error in the logs:
Mar 20 17:01:20.247 +0100 [DEBUG] Accepted connection from ('188.165.45.229', 59059)
Mar 20 17:01:20.249 +0100 [WARN] Unexpectedly closed connection to host at 188.165.45.229:59059 (fd 9)
NB: 188.165.45.229 is the ip address of my node

Re: Cypherpunk commands

stray_...@alt.anonymous.messages (Stray Cat) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 16:40:42 UT

On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 17:14:34 +0100 (CET), Nomen Nescio
Yer welcome.

Re: The Newbie Help File

nob...@dizum.com (Nomen Nescio) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 16:30:04 UT

This doesn't make good sense. If you hope you have completely
secured yourself but have slipped up somewhere, then with a hotspot
you will remain unknown. Even if you are being watched by the feds
or a hacker. However, if you slip up using your own ISP, you will
most definitely be identified. You cannot be IDed using a hotspot

Re: Re: Cypherpunk commands

nob...@dizum.com (Nomen Nescio) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 16:14:34 UT

Hello,
thanks for your fast and helpful reply!
Regards,
anon

Re: Frell blocking some newsgroups?

pp39439...@yahoo.com (posturepedic) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 13:21:51 UT

Also, I wasn't spoofing anyone, but I'm checking
to see if my email was blocked.

Re: The Newbie Help File

nob...@dizum.com (Nomen Nescio) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 13:19:37 UT

I'm not sure if Comrade Gates is doing something with Windows 7,
but when I changed my MAC address, I couldn't get out of my
computer, no matter what port.

Re: The Newbie Help File

nob...@dizum.com (Nomen Nescio) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 13:02:17 UT

This is the key to this system - crude. Ham radio operators have
what is called a 'fox hunt' (transmitter hunt) where they try to
triangulate a transmitter's location. Signals reflecting off of
mountains and buildings give the fox hunters big problems and I
think I remember that the higher the signal frequency, the worse it

Re: Frell blocking some newsgroups?

pp39439...@yahoo.com (posturepedic) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 12:34:36 UT

Ok, I already know I can post to that newsgroup with
another remailer (but I want frell's delay) and I can
post to this one with frell. I'll check the other
thing now.

Re: The Newbie Help File

goga...@clongowes.edu.ie (Gogarty) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 12:31:16 UT

In article <9177723c6e1748125baef42a3b3c8 ...@dizum.com>, nob...@dizum.com
says...
There ya go! Captain Marvel Secret Decoder Ring. That's really what it's
all about. Very few people really, really require complete anonymity.

Re: Tor Error Messages; Matterhorn web page

ad...@bananasplit.info (Zax) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 12:26:41 UT

Message-Id: <20100320120617.B7C351A7AF4@[link]>:
You can't send multipart messages without a random remailer in your
chain. The error is a Mixmaster message informing you of a user error.
Certainly no fault of Matterhorn's web interface.

Tor Error Messages; Matterhorn web page

cri...@ecn.org (Anonymous) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 12:06:17 UT

Mar 19 11:21:[notice] Bootstrapped 100%: Done.
Mar 19 11:49: [notice] Have tried resolving or connecting to address '[scr
ubbed]' at 3 different places. Giving up.
Mar 19 12:12: [notice] Have tried resolving or connecting to address '[scr
ubbed]' at 3 different places. Giving up.
Translation, Tor node operator busy wacking off cannot get head out of

Re: The Newbie Help File

anonym...@rip.ax.lt (Anne Onime) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 11:09:07 UT

Fuck the Newbie Help File.
And the jackass that cobbled together this pitiful boondoggle.
It has more inaccuracies, more fiction than Alice in Wonderland.
God forbid this poor hapless dolt actually thinks he's reinventing the wheel here.
Not.

Re: The Newbie Help File

notworthmail...@invalid.invalid (Nobody Important) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 08:26:43 UT

You are traceable while using the hotspot. Most public hotspots are
set up with distributed RF sensors. There are a number of companies
(including IBM and Intel) offering wifi hacker location applications
that perform a crude triagulation through signal strength comparison.
Combined with a timing analysis (timing how long it takes packets to

Re: The Newbie Help File

notworthmail...@invalid.invalid (Nobody Important) — Sat, 20 maalis 2010 06:09:58 UT

I'm new to this thread and not the other poster arguing with you.
If you doubt me, see Air Snort, WEPcrack, Kismet, Airjack, HostAP,
Dweputils, Airsnarf, Hotspotter, CowPatty, ASLEAP, or IKEcrack.
Also read:
[link]
hotspot-security-vulnerable