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| From | Jack Ryan <mixmaster@remailer.cpunk.us> |
|---|---|
| References | <480b8cf1-16df-4630-85ca-dc789f21a6e4@googlegroups.com> |
| Newsgroups | alt.privacy.anon-server, alt.privacy, comp.programming, comp.unix.programmer, comp.os.vms |
| Organization | Bigapple Mail2News v1.5 |
| Subject | Re: an alternative email system with built-in remailer |
| Message-ID | <9f0e156e4f319e4bc7ff9d84f6bd384f@remailer.cpunk.us> (permalink) |
| Date | 2014-05-04 14:08 -0500 |
Cross-posted to 5 groups.
In article <480b8cf1-16df-4630-85ca- dc789f21a6e4@googlegroups.com> Simon Schmidt <simon3.schmidt3@gmail.com> wrote: > > I began to create a new E-Mail System, called "Anonymized Mail" (or in > short A-Mail). A-Mail will be set of Protocols for a seperate E-Mail-Like > Mail System with Privacy in mind. It is a bit similar to that, what the > Dark Mail project makes, but simpler, and seperate, not complement, to > the E-Mail standard. That means, that you can't send a A-Mail to an > E-Mail-Address, nor an E-Mail to an A-Mail-Address (Unless you're using > Gateways). > > A-Mail will have remailer-functions built into the core, and by design > every AMail inbox server will be a AMail remailer at the same time. A Key- > Rotation feature is planned. A-Mail will encrypt the entire message > including the header, not just the body. > > Unlike E-Mail, A-Mail will not depend on MX-record in the DNS-System, > wich will make the deployment easier. Instead, every inbox server will > serve a "Service Information Protocol" on port 64000, wich offers the > choosen port-numbers a potential sender needs to know. By the way: the > S.I.P. is not limited to the use for A-Mail configuration. > > A-Mail-Adresses will have notation different to E-Mail-Adresses. > > Consider a E-Mail-Adress is called: > john.doe@undead.de > > The A-Mail-Adress would look like this: > john.doe#whatever.undead.de > > > > What have i already done? > > I've made a draft for Protocols: > - a MX-record replacement: The S.I.P. Protocol > - a SMTP-Equivalent: The PUSH-Protocol > - a POP3-Equivalent: The PULL-Protocol > - a Encryption Protocol: VSEP > (based on Curve25519 and AES in ECFB+CTR-Mode) > - The Key-Poker-Protocol: A Protocol that is derived from the > "Methal-Poker" do offer a bulk of Public-Key/Hostname Pairs without > enabling spies on the server to guess, wich keys i really received. > - The Key-Offer-Protocol: A Protocol for Inbox servers to propagate > their public keys to a Key-Poker-Protocol Server > > I've also made Encryption schemes and formats: > - Encrypted Cipher Feedback (ECFB) Mode, wich aims to combine the CFB-Mode > with another Stream-Cipher (Practically used with CTR-Mode). > - Seccon: A Public-Key-Encryption based on > Curve25519 and AES in ECFB+CTR-Mode > - Mail Relay Message Format: The format of the blobs transfered by the > PUSH Protocol. > > I've made reference implementations for the VSEP encryption protocol and > the PUSH protocol > > > > What haven't i done yet? > > A-Mail still needs more accurate specifications for the S.I.P. Datasets. > It also needs a Protocol for querying public key and mailbox name for a > specific a-mail adress. > > There are no reference implementations for the PUSH and the PULL protocol. > There are also no reference implementations for S.I.P. and Seccon. > > > > Why i do Write this usenet article > > I hope to reach people with the same vision that i have. I'm willing to > give access to my prior work on A-Mail to people who also want to > develope something like this. I hope, these pieces that i created reach > people if they are useful. > > Since the Dark Mail aliance has yet neigther released sourcecode nor > information about the progress of their project, i feel that it rests on > my shoulders to get these things done. > > > > How you can contribute > > I am asking individuals for > - donations of maintainance > - donations of missing protocols > - reference implementations > > I created a github-group and ask for people to join > https://github.com/a-mail-group/ > > And here is the website > http://a-mail-group.github.io/anonym-mail/ This is very ambitious and in the world of today, necessary.
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Re: an alternative email system with built-in remailer Jack Ryan <mixmaster@remailer.cpunk.us> - 2014-05-04 14:08 -0500
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