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Silent Method
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But as I think about it...
Good point...the only guy that backs him up so far has 7 posts?
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Good point...the only guy that backs him up so far has 7 posts?
Themachine01
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not a smart idea at all. for your own safety I would not use this. I really dont think that anyone would be that stupid. sorry sturge.
Paranoia can be a man's saving grace. 
Yes it's true, I don't post here...although it is also true that I used to post here about 6 years ago, way back before UG and Anabolex started. I spend most of my time at Varix, and occasionally browse this board (and others) for interesting reading.
No, Xanon.net does not encrypt your emails, so you would need to get PGP to take care of that. Honestly, I think EVERYONE should have PGP and use it for EVERY private communication. I'm assuming some of you guys send each other private messages via this board (and others). Do you use PGP for those messages as well? You probably should. Afterall, what's the use of encrypting only PART of your communications? And like I said before, I like to do my OWN encryption...not just trust that someone is doing it for me. But that's personal preference.
The reason I started this mail service was to hopefully offer something that the other services out there don't. Sure Hushmail, Ziplip, Skuz.net, etc will strip your ip addy, but you can be DAMN sure they keep logs of all mail transfers. If Mr. Federal Agent wanted to find out who you've been sending mail to via your Hush account, those companies wouldn't bat an eye at giving up the access logs. Xanon.net does not keep ANY access logs. On top of that, the entire email server app and all of the mailboxes are on an encrypted partition...so if the server were to be physically removed and taken somewhere to be 'processed', they'd find a large encrypted volume locked up tighter than a drum.
And by the way...when Hushmail, Ziplip, Lokmail, etc all started their services...the big question about them was "What if these guys are Feds trying to set us up?". Heh
Yes it's true, I don't post here...although it is also true that I used to post here about 6 years ago, way back before UG and Anabolex started. I spend most of my time at Varix, and occasionally browse this board (and others) for interesting reading.
No, Xanon.net does not encrypt your emails, so you would need to get PGP to take care of that. Honestly, I think EVERYONE should have PGP and use it for EVERY private communication. I'm assuming some of you guys send each other private messages via this board (and others). Do you use PGP for those messages as well? You probably should. Afterall, what's the use of encrypting only PART of your communications? And like I said before, I like to do my OWN encryption...not just trust that someone is doing it for me. But that's personal preference.
The reason I started this mail service was to hopefully offer something that the other services out there don't. Sure Hushmail, Ziplip, Skuz.net, etc will strip your ip addy, but you can be DAMN sure they keep logs of all mail transfers. If Mr. Federal Agent wanted to find out who you've been sending mail to via your Hush account, those companies wouldn't bat an eye at giving up the access logs. Xanon.net does not keep ANY access logs. On top of that, the entire email server app and all of the mailboxes are on an encrypted partition...so if the server were to be physically removed and taken somewhere to be 'processed', they'd find a large encrypted volume locked up tighter than a drum.
And by the way...when Hushmail, Ziplip, Lokmail, etc all started their services...the big question about them was "What if these guys are Feds trying to set us up?". Heh
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johnboy
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bro take it from someone that has a college degree in networking and programming
as well as late night underground training.
There is no encryption that you can buy or download that can't be broken by the government. Plain and simple, they don't allow us to have that type of software.
Now if you called the russian government and wanted to buy their software encryption 1. they would never sell it to you and 2. that would be the only way that the us government might not be able to crack the encryption.
Bottom line is that the USA has it all over any other country as far as computer knowledge. We are more advanced then any other country. So basicly what I am saying is that you have a false sense of security. Not trying to flame you here but kevin metnick (one of the largest known hackers on earth) says that a computer is only somewhat safe if it is destroyed and burried 50 feet underground and even then its not safe.
You make your deciscion but I'm sure as hell not going to use his encrypted email when I get it free from elitefitness.com.
Silent Method said:
as well as late night underground training.
There is no encryption that you can buy or download that can't be broken by the government. Plain and simple, they don't allow us to have that type of software.
Now if you called the russian government and wanted to buy their software encryption 1. they would never sell it to you and 2. that would be the only way that the us government might not be able to crack the encryption.
Bottom line is that the USA has it all over any other country as far as computer knowledge. We are more advanced then any other country. So basicly what I am saying is that you have a false sense of security. Not trying to flame you here but kevin metnick (one of the largest known hackers on earth) says that a computer is only somewhat safe if it is destroyed and burried 50 feet underground and even then its not safe.
You make your deciscion but I'm sure as hell not going to use his encrypted email when I get it free from elitefitness.com.
Come on people use your heads. If the government wanted you they would get you anyways. This service isn't about encryption it's about logging your ip addy and having a record, a hard copy of it. Xanon does not keep a record of you ever being at that site that is what it's all about. I back him and I have more than 7 posts.
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johnboy
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to each their own bro.
I'm not knocking the guy but I won't use his service and to be honest I think elites mail is more secure (they offer encryption and he does not) PGP is a pain in the ass to use even for someone with extensive computer knowledge (I use it) problem is that nobody else knows how to use it.
bb4life said:
I'm not knocking the guy but I won't use his service and to be honest I think elites mail is more secure (they offer encryption and he does not) PGP is a pain in the ass to use even for someone with extensive computer knowledge (I use it) problem is that nobody else knows how to use it.
Be wary.
I'm a mathematics grad student (and we all know mathematicians not computer scientists design encryption schemes
), and I can tell you right now that a asymmetric (and preferably public-key) encryption system is the only system that is anywhere near secure (PGP is okay). I would say it is very secure (if you use a big key > 2048 bits), however, it has a downfall too. By using PGP, you can certainly draw attention to yourself from the NSA for example, however, the NSA could care less about drug dealing. Nothing is really safe however, because the feds could simply force you to give over your private keys, and if you refuse (or say you lost them) find you in contempt. Also, PGP only works if the person you want to send to has a public key. Which is rare.
There is a million and one fucking ways for the feds to bust you. The best way to stay safe is to keep a LOW PROFILE by using a little known free email service (that the feds would not even know existed, let alone monitor), and receive unencrypted inbound emails. For outbound emails, simply use chained anonymous remailers through a proxy.
Same thing for our friends "encrypted disk". The feds will FORCE him to decrypt it.
Now lets talk about this new 'service'.
1) Foolishly, you use the same handle and password for this service as your hushmail and ziplip, thus granting this user access to your hush and ziplip account.
2) This user, who you don't know, is going to have full access to your emails. He claims you can 'just use PGP', however, although PGP is relatively simple to use for someone with a solid computer foundation, it can be difficult and time consuming for the novice. This works the same way as offering a money back guarantee.. It's all based on the fact that you will be too lazy to encrypt on your own.
You would be a fool to sign up for this service.
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I'm a mathematics grad student (and we all know mathematicians not computer scientists design encryption schemes
), and I can tell you right now that a asymmetric (and preferably public-key) encryption system is the only system that is anywhere near secure (PGP is okay). I would say it is very secure (if you use a big key > 2048 bits), however, it has a downfall too. By using PGP, you can certainly draw attention to yourself from the NSA for example, however, the NSA could care less about drug dealing. Nothing is really safe however, because the feds could simply force you to give over your private keys, and if you refuse (or say you lost them) find you in contempt. Also, PGP only works if the person you want to send to has a public key. Which is rare.There is a million and one fucking ways for the feds to bust you. The best way to stay safe is to keep a LOW PROFILE by using a little known free email service (that the feds would not even know existed, let alone monitor), and receive unencrypted inbound emails. For outbound emails, simply use chained anonymous remailers through a proxy.
Same thing for our friends "encrypted disk". The feds will FORCE him to decrypt it.
Now lets talk about this new 'service'.
1) Foolishly, you use the same handle and password for this service as your hushmail and ziplip, thus granting this user access to your hush and ziplip account.
2) This user, who you don't know, is going to have full access to your emails. He claims you can 'just use PGP', however, although PGP is relatively simple to use for someone with a solid computer foundation, it can be difficult and time consuming for the novice. This works the same way as offering a money back guarantee.. It's all based on the fact that you will be too lazy to encrypt on your own.
You would be a fool to sign up for this service.
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Your_Moms_Kneepads
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Re: bro take it from someone that has a college degree in networking and programming
You missed the entire selling point of the service. By the way his email ISN'T encrypted he even says so.
Im not saying I agree or disagree with the service but before you respond at least know what you are forming an opinion about.
Did you pay attention to any of the responses on this thread? Hush, Ziplip,and elitefitness all LOG YOUR FUCKING IP ADDRESS!!!!!!!!!johnboy said:
You missed the entire selling point of the service. By the way his email ISN'T encrypted he even says so.
Im not saying I agree or disagree with the service but before you respond at least know what you are forming an opinion about.
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Wow, I really didn't think it would go THIS well over here at Elite. So far, anyone thinking of using my service has been called a 'fool' and 'stupid'. Heh..I love this place.
And both of you who say PGP is too difficult for most people to use, are pretty much insulting the general population of this board. If you can connect to the Internet, open a browswer, point it to this board, and join in on the conversations here, you have enough know how to use PGP encryption.
Why are we arguing about encrypting emails anyway? That is NOT the point of my post.
Ah forget it...on to bigger and better things.
And both of you who say PGP is too difficult for most people to use, are pretty much insulting the general population of this board. If you can connect to the Internet, open a browswer, point it to this board, and join in on the conversations here, you have enough know how to use PGP encryption.
Why are we arguing about encrypting emails anyway? That is NOT the point of my post.
Ah forget it...on to bigger and better things.
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johnboy
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ip's are logged with the post not email.
Also ip address's can be spoofed. Anybody who makes some post like "im going to go to mexico next week and get 10grand worth of mexican gear" is a fool anyway. Not trying to start shit here just saying that I am not going to use it and explaining why. Same shit that gets me in trouble wiht remarks about ip. By all means bro use his service, don't hate me because I don't care to.
Your_Moms_Kneepads said:
Also ip address's can be spoofed. Anybody who makes some post like "im going to go to mexico next week and get 10grand worth of mexican gear" is a fool anyway. Not trying to start shit here just saying that I am not going to use it and explaining why. Same shit that gets me in trouble wiht remarks about ip. By all means bro use his service, don't hate me because I don't care to.
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