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Top Document: APAS Anonymous Remailer Use [FAQ 3/8]: Remailer Basics Previous Document: [FAQ 3.4] How do I get the key for a particular remailer? Next Document: [FAQ 3.6] What is a Mixmaster Remailer? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge There are some stats maintainers who will maintain an up-to-date collection of all the current remailer keys. Here are a few places to download all the keys, starting with the newest: Computer Cryptology's Database <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/cgi-bin/db.cgi> Frog's Thesaurus Data <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/Thesaurus/Thesaurus.html> OR <http://www.chez.com/frogadmin/Thesaurus/Thesaurus.html> OR <http://members.nbci.com/frogadmin/Thesaurus/Thesaurus.html> Trex is out-of-date and Peter removed it. As Weasel used to say, "*Get [the keys] yourself from each remailer!* I mean it!" Frog's Web page agrees that collecting information and/or remailer keys second hand is a bad idea. The most secure (but not the fastest) way to do this is to send individual requests to all the remailers according to your needs: Subject: remailer-key Subject: remailer-conf Subject: remailer-help Subject: remailer-stats If you nevertheless permit your client to refresh keys from keyrings on the Web, lists of the known key sources likely to be more current than this FAQ are here: Frog's MetaStats <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/MetaStats/index.html> OR <http://www.chez.com/frogadmin/MetaStats/index.html> OR <http://members.nbci.com/frogadmin/MetaStats/index.html> The following URLs might be current--check the date of this FAQ. (The links come from Computer Cryptology's List of Known Stats Sources, <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/stats/db//rlists.txt> and <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/stats/db//mlists.txt>.) efga <http://anon.efga.org/Remailers/TypeIList/pubring.asc> <http://anon.efga.org/Remailers/type2.list> ; <http://anon.efga.org/Remailers/pubring.mix> farout <http://www.nuther-planet.net/farout/keys/rsa-dss.asc> <http://www.nuther-planet.net/farout/keys/type2.lis> ; <http://www.nuther-planet.net/farout/keys/pubring.mix frog <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/Keys/dsskeys.asc> <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/Keys/type2.lis> ; <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/Keys/pubring.mix> shinn <http://mixmaster.shinn.net/stats/rsa-pubring.asc> <http://mixmaster.shinn.net/stats/type2.list> ; <http://mixmaster.shinn.net/stats/pubring.mix> subzer0 <http://www.press.nu/leiurus/subzer0/pubring.asc> <http://www.press.nu/leiurus/subzer0/type2.lis> ; <http://www.press.nu/leiurus/subzer0/pubring.mix> turing <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/keys/remailers.asc> <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/keys/type2.lis> ; <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/keys/pubring.mix> Use of these URLs depends on the remailer client. For example, for the Mixmaster keys, one might need pubring.mix and, perhaps, type2.lis depending on the Mixmaster version. Examples illustrating how to place these in various clients are on these Web pages: Client Configurations for DUMMIES <http://www.privacyresources.org/frogadmin/Configs/index.html> Stats - Configuration (JBN2 only) <http://www.eskimo.com/~turing/remailer/stats/db/JBN.html> Consider the comments in question 5.4 before using the following URLs: lefarris <http://pages.globetrotter.net/arris/cles/rsa-dhdss.asc> <http://pages.globetrotter.net/arris/cles/type2.lis ; <http://pages.globetrotter.net/arris/cles/pubring.mix> xganon <http://anon.xg.nu/list/pubring.asc> <http://anon.xg.nu/list/type2.list> ; <http://anon.xg.nu/list/pubring.mix> These may be out of date! User Contributions:Top Document: APAS Anonymous Remailer Use [FAQ 3/8]: Remailer Basics Previous Document: [FAQ 3.4] How do I get the key for a particular remailer? Next Document: [FAQ 3.6] What is a Mixmaster Remailer? Part1 - Part2 - Part3 - Part4 - Part5 - Part6 - Part7 - Part8 - Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: turing+apas-user-faq@eskimo.com (Computer Cryptology)
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