Remailer Informational Links

• EFGA's List of Reliable Remailers A little different from Raph's list, and many times more up to date too. This list also contains remailer chaining latency stats and a separate Mixmaster stats page with links for the type2.list and Mixmaster Keys (pubring.mix) needed to use the mixmaster type remailers. Check out the link to their main page. You are sure to find some neat privacy related stuff.
• Mixmaster Home Page Lance Cotrell's Home Page for the Mixmaster Remailer-another step up in privacy and security. Here there are many mixmaster related links to better explain why the mixmaster type remailer was believed necessary by its author as well as links to papers about it
• Mixmaster FAQ A good starting point to learn about this software, a step up in privacy enhancement.
• The Anonymizer has a secured WWW interface to a Mixmaster remailer.
• New list of Reliable Remailers established on July 1, 1997. This is NOT a web page - it requires use of the'finger'protocol to get the current list. If you do not have a 'finger' client on your machine, you will not want to use this link. Instead, telnet to port 79 at anon.lcs.mit.edu (i.e.,enter the command "telnet anon.lcs.mit.edu 79"), and then enter the name 'user' and hit return for the information. [NOTE; To use the link above, after clicking on it, you will telnet to the server. Then enter the word "user" and hit return and you will automatically get the remailer info.]
• Raph's famous Remailer List Here's the list of reliable remailers.
• Anonymous Remail FAQ by Andre Bacard, author of "The Computer Privacy Handbook" a must read, IMHO. If you don't read the book, certainly read his FAQ. It will sensitize you to your privacy rights.
• PGP & Anonymous Mail made simple using Windows A worthwhile primer.
• Winsock Remailer Want to run your own remailer? Have Trumpet Winsock and Windows 3.1? You can do it with the Winsock remailer. Check it out. Soon to be integrated with Mixmaster. With remailers dying left and right, this is even more important now than ever. This link is to the interface for access to the Export Control page and from there, if you qualify, you can download the remailer software.
• Juno Remailer Brief information on the Juno Remailer - what it is, how to get ot and use it.

Remailer Programs for DOS, Win 3.1, Win '95, WinNT and Unix

• Jack B. Nymble v1.3.2. This is a new Windows95/NT application currently in for beta testing. It is fully functional for composing and sendsending anonymous and nym messages, and for creating and maintaining nym accounts. It provides support for MIME mail, attachments, and automatic PGP signing and encryption.
• Knowledge Base. Don't overlook the Knowledge Base compiled by RProcess, JBN's author, with answers to important questions (including lots of hard to find answers).
• Rivertown.Net Potato Mirror Site. As a public service, Rivertown.net provides an alternative dowload site for Jack B. Nymble, Potato and Decrypt. However, simultaneous logons are limited to three users, so try the main sites first.
• Potato v2.3.2 A freeware DOS software package which operates in Windows 3.1. This remailer utility provides for the preparation of anonymous and nym messages, including MIME mail, attachments, RichMail, and automatic PGP signing and encryption. Potato also includes the Nym Editor, which allows for sophisticated nym account configurations, including multiple reply blocks.
• Decrypt v2.1 For use with both Potato and Jack B. Nymble, this DOS program integrates well with all versions of Windows, and includes a Windows95 installation program. Decrypt provides for automatic ecryption of nym mail. Given the PGP passphrases, it will completely decrypt mail from multiple accounts. Decrypt can also export decrypted messages to some email apps, such as Netscape and Agent, where messages can be viewed and attachments saved.
• Private Idaho Page with references to the original and sites which have continued its development for a 32-bit environment.
• Premail-0.45 The easy Unix way to anonymous remailing and NYM remailer use. Version 0.45 released on or about October 30, 1996.
• The John Doe Anonymous Home Page. All the information you need to run the Program John Doe (the author is a member of the list).

Free Web based Remailer Interfaces

See Below for fee-based remailers

• Java Remailer A remailer client done completely with the Java Programming Language. You need, of course, a Java capable browser. The applet will PGP Encrypt your mail and chain it through several remailers if you like. Really an incredible piece of work. Note: You need an RSA license to use this from the U.S.
• Replay's Web Based Remailer One of the few web based remailers left today. Send anonymous mail right from your browser. You can even chain messages through up to two remailers.
• Replay's Secured Web Based Remailer Same as the above, but your session is conducted using a secured web server (https). But you need a browser capable of 128-bit encryption for this to be really useful.
• Myemail.Net Web Based Remailer Similar to Replay's Web based remailer service, however, there is no chaining of messages. Not tested by your author.
• MailMasher R.I.P. A little bit about the story regarding the closing is available on the web page for the site. In addition, the operator will be releasing the code to MailMasher for not-for-profit use in late May 1997. Details regarding code availablity are available here.

• The NYMSERVER The newest remailer on the Internet. A replacement for the anon.penet.fi with easy to use, and with return addresses. What the former anon.penet.fi users have been looking for!. NYMSERVER recently changed from a two-tiered service to a pay-only service.
• Edtec's Remailing Service is a commercial penet-like remailing service whicvh costs about $5.00 per month.
• Interlink offers a subscriber only one-way commercial remailing service. You have to check out its policies for yourself by e-mailing [email protected]