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Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems
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- Subject: Re: Tor-compatible secure email systems
- From: Anothony Georgeo <anogeorgeo@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 09:29:56 -0700 (PDT)
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Kelly Byrd <kbyrd-tor@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Have a look at mixminion. I've not managed to figure it out. I don't
> think of anonymity as being absolute. I personally don't think that
> letting your real ip address to various places now and then absolutely
> compromises you. The biggest problem of all comes from mail sending. You
> can't send via smtp from tor, because tor does not permit port 25
> traffic on exits, thanks to spam.
This isn't always true, I used port 25 thru tor last week. I'd revise
your statement to:
You sometimes can't send via smtp from tor, because some exit nodes don't
permit port 25 traffic.
Or you can use a service that offers SMTP on ports other than 25, Gmail and Softhome are two
examples.
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