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| herehere@aussiemail.com.au 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
| Hello all,
I just wanted to say thanks; thanks for all your time and effort you
put forth to help the general public (ie. windows users; like myself)
I know you get lots and lots of simple questions over and over again
and I applaud the continued assistance you offer.
I think it's great when people go out of there way to help others just
because it's the right thing to do.
I have been particularly anoyoying to some I'm sure; I have asked many
simple questions and still don't have things working correctly...yet
;-)
I just bought a new PC with XPHome 4 weeks ago and since that time I
have been reading and studing
QS/remailers/M2N/Stunnel/Tor/Privoxy/SSH/XP/etc non-stop. I have read
for weeks trying to understand these issues of security and anonymity
and I still have a ways to go.
I may ask more questions in the future and hopefully everyone will
continue to offer there assistance and support.
I plan in the *distant* future on hopefully running a Tor server and a
Remailer to give back to the networks...If I can figure it all out that
is...
Again, thank you all for eveything...you don't know how many people
you've assisted.
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| panta-admin 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
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Hi !
>I may ask more questions in the future and hopefully everyone will
>continue to offer there assistance and support.
>
>I plan in the *distant* future on hopefully running a Tor server and a
>Remailer to give back to the networks...If I can figure it all out that
>is...
For starters you could compile all the information you have gathered and
put it on the Panta wiki.
I think it would be great if you could write a "beginners guide to
remailing" detailing how you got it working from scratch.
Sometimes its difficult for us to explain things in basic terms as we have
been involved in the scene for quite a while.
Getting a newbies view might help others.
The wiki is here:
https://www.panta-rhei.dyndns.org/pantawiki
Wiki editing is weird, but allegedly easy for beginners.
Hope you find time for that,
Cheers,
panta-admin
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| herehere@aussiemail.com.au 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
| panta-admin wrote:
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> Hi !
>
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>
> For starters you could compile all the information you have gathered
and
> put it on the Panta wiki.
> I think it would be great if you could write a "beginners guide to
> remailing" detailing how you got it working from scratch.
>
Funny you mention that...as that has been my objective all along :-)
I will write the beggingers guide for remailing in the next month or
two...when I get everything working correctly.
My overall objective is a little more invoveled as I am writing a
how-to which covers every aspect of computer securiy and anonmymity.
My paper covers:
>OTFE (DCPP Hidden OS & TC Hidden Volume)
>HD wipe via. Disk Santaize
>Multi-OS install of XP
>Tweak of XP servies
>Removal of *ALL* microsoft products (those that don't effect the
stability of the OS that is) & replacement with free/open source progs.
>Proper shredding of data
>AV, AT, AS,
>Anti-tempest
>Tor server setup
>HTTP issues (Tor, Privoxy, FireFox)
>install of more RAM
>disable of: Paging, system restore, write-behind disk cahce, etc, etc
>etc
>etc
I have every peice of info I need except info on the following subjets:
***Note: I have most all this remailer info already: SSL, TLS, Tor, QS,
Nyms, DSS, PGP, etc, etc
remailing
use of TDS3
use of Process Guard
use of Encase (I have the full version)
setup of Tor server
setup of mixmaster remailer
_____________________________________
Any help your willing to offer would be great!!!
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| Italy Anonymous Remailer 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
| In article <1114791756.690305.53010@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>
"herehere@aussiemail.com.au" <herehere@aussiemail.com.au> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I just wanted to say thanks; thanks for all your time and effort
you
> put forth to help the general public (ie. windows users; like
myself)
Thks. to all REMOPS
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| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
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herehere@aussiemail.com.au wrote:
<snip>
> setup of Tor server
<http://tor.freehaven.net/cvs/tor/do...doc.html#server>
> setup of mixmaster remailer
There is a remops FAQ at <http://mixmaster.sourceforge.net/faq.shtml>
Regards,
Thomas
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"Nothing is true. Everything is permitted" - W.S. Burroughs, Naked Lunch
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| Anonymous 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
| On 29 Apr 2005, "herehere@aussiemail.com.au" <herehere@aussiemail.com.au>
wrote:
>panta-admin wrote:
snip
>and
>
>Funny you mention that...as that has been my objective all along :-)
>
>I will write the beggingers guide for remailing in the next month or
>two...when I get everything working correctly.
This is great news!
With all due respect, May it please the court, I would suggest ONE
thing....
*Please* don't follow the example of Dr Who's security and encryption
FAQ... that blasted thing is freakin huge!
All in one file it's a serious pain to read and dispite his good
intentions, very newbie un-friendly.
I have in the last year or two seen multiple requests for him to cut it
into user friendly size sections, especially when he put it on the panta
wiki, but no.. he had to leave it all in one monster chunk.
-=-
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| A.Melon 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
| In article <WBOI8QRE38473.1383912037@anonymous>
Anonymous <Apple2Remailer@bigapple.dynalias.net> wrote:
>
> On 29 Apr 2005, "herehere@aussiemail.com.au" <herehere@aussiemail.com.au>
> wrote:
>
> snip
>
>
> This is great news!
>
> With all due respect, May it please the court, I would suggest ONE
> thing....
>
> *Please* don't follow the example of Dr Who's security and encryption
> FAQ... that blasted thing is freakin huge!
>
> All in one file it's a serious pain to read and dispite his good
> intentions, very newbie un-friendly.
>
> I have in the last year or two seen multiple requests for him to cut it
> into user friendly size sections, especially when he put it on the panta
> wiki, but no.. he had to leave it all in one monster chunk.
Yes! It wouldn't surprise me at all to find he wears
a *pretty* *red* *shirt* as well.
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| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
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Anonymous wrote:
> On 29 Apr 2005, "herehere@aussiemail.com.au" <herehere@aussiemail.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> snip
>
>
>
>
> This is great news!
>
> With all due respect, May it please the court, I would suggest ONE
> thing....
>
> *Please* don't follow the example of Dr Who's security and encryption
> FAQ... that blasted thing is freakin huge!
>
> All in one file it's a serious pain to read and dispite his good
> intentions, very newbie un-friendly.
>
> I have in the last year or two seen multiple requests for him to cut it
> into user friendly size sections, especially when he put it on the panta
> wiki, but no.. he had to leave it all in one monster chunk.
One chunk is easy for dailup users as myself though. And it allows
Doctor Who to sign it (and verify it) in one go.
I e.g. hated it when the APA-S was cut into eight chunks. And I still do :-(
Chunking shouldn't be a goal in itself anyways. Maybe he can split it
into a client (OTFE/Wiping/TEMPEST/Etc) and a server version
(TOR/QS/Etc) for starters.
Thomas
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| herehere@aussiemail.com.au 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
| >
> One chunk is easy for dailup users as myself though. And it allows
> Doctor Who to sign it (and verify it) in one go.
>
> I e.g. hated it when the APA-S was cut into eight chunks. And I still
do :-(
>
> Chunking shouldn't be a goal in itself anyways. Maybe he can split it
> into a client (OTFE/Wiping/TEMPEST/Etc) and a server version
> (TOR/QS/Etc) for starters.
>
> Thomas
> - --
> "Nothing is true. Everything is permitted" - W.S. Burroughs, Naked
Lunch
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I had a linear format in mind; ensuring a secure system from ground up.
I think the begginers guide should focus on Windows (XP inparticular)
as any
Non-windows user most likey know what to do already.
This is what I had in mind (I looks longer than it'll be):
Beggingers guide to Remailing:
Chap 1: into, theroy, history
Chap 2: programs to dl w/out Tor & quick synopsis of each program
Chap 3: System Preperation (services tweaks, no page file[w/RAM
upgrade],etc)
Chap 4: info/install/use of OTFE (TC hidden volume & OpenOfficeOrg)
Chap 5: info/install/use of Tor/Privoxy/FireFox
Chap 6: programs to dl w/Tor & quick synopsis of each program
Chap 7: info/install/use of PGP 6.5.8ctk 08
Chap 8: info/install/use of QS or JBN2 Panta (intro: DSS, SHA-1/MD5,
etc)
Chap 9: install/use of HashCash
Chap 10: info/install/use of Stunnel
Chap 11: info/install/use of East-Tec Eraser
Chap 12: Security notes: Firewalls, Av, At, As/Am, sec. updates, etc
Chap 13: Further reading, urls, FAQ's, mailing lists, NG's, etc
Chap 14: Thanks and acknoldgement
This is what I had in mind for the paper on total computer security and
anonymity.
Again, this is foucsed on Windows and the non-tech comp. user; although
I'm sure theres something new to learn in this paper for everyone.
Chap 1: into, theroy, history
Chap 2: Programs: programs to dl w/out Tor & quick synopsis of each
program
Chap 3: info/install/use of Tor/Privoxy/FireFox
Chap 4: programs to dl w/Tor & quick synopsis of each program
Chap 5: System Preperation: (wipe HD via. Disk Sanatize, services
tweaks, no page file[w/RAM upgrade], reinstall Multi-Boot OS on HD,
etc)
Chap 6: OTFE: info/install/use of OTFE (DCPP hidden OS, TC hidden
volume, OpenOfficeOrg, PartitionMagic)
Chap 7: System Tweaks: services tweaks, paging file, removal of all
non-requried MS products and replacement with free opensource products
Chap 7: AV: info/install/use of Kaspersky A/V
Chap 8: AT/AKSL: info/install/use TDS3/Process Guard/Port Explorer
Chap 9: AS/AM: info/install/use SpyBot/SpySweeper/HiJackThis
Chap 10: PGP: info/install/use of PGP 6.5.8ctk 08
Chap 11: Remailers & Clients: info/install/use of QS or JBN2 Panta
(intro: DSS, SHA-1/MD5, etc)
Chap 12: install/use of HashCash
Chap 13: SSL: info/install/use of Stunnel & TLS
Chap 14: Comp. Foresnics: info/install/use of Encase/WinHex
Chap 15: Data Removal: info/install/use of East-Tec Erase/Window Washer
Chap 16: System Matience (registry,etc): info/install/use of
RegMechanic /PerfectDisk /RegCompressor
Chap 17: Servers: info/install/use of Tor server
Chap 18: Servers: info/install/use of Reliable (remailer)
Chap 19: Tempest: info/defense how to ground comp., etc
Chap 20: MagicLantern: info/defense
Chap 21: Tor Tweak (possibly): Keeping IP from entry node: use the Tor
server you run as StrickEntryNode and incrase node lenght from 3 to 4
(CircutLenght)
Chap 22: Remailer Tweak: Keeping IP from first remailre in rout: use
the remailer you run as the first remailer in the chain and use SSL on
remailier w/2525 open
Chap 23: Further reading, urls, FAQ's, mailing lists, NG's, etc
Chap 24: Thanks and acknoldgement
I hope this is easy to understand;
Please let me know what you think! Thanks
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| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
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herehere@aussiemail.com.au wrote:
<snip>
> I hope this is easy to understand;
>
> Please let me know what you think! Thanks
Looks pretty good. I myself would not suggest to not set the swapfile in
Windows (especially Windows 98SE and alike). I had one program (the
awsome game Sacrifice by Shiny) that asked for the swapfile to be at
least 192mb! It would not run without it.
One tip might be to set the swapfile (fixed) to something very small so
the chance of anything ending up in there is relatively small. You would
gain the system stability you get from having a swapfile without the
dangers of it. There are some registry settings in Windows 98SE to set
swapfile usage to 'conservative'. You can probably find it somewhere on
Tom Mc Cunes PGP page <http://mccune.cc>.
A system runs best with a big fixed swapfile on e.g. a freshly formatted
partition so it will not be fragmented. I usualy put them on an extended
D: partition myself when I configure computers for people.
So far on swapfiles.. Do you know Eraser by Tolvanen? Just like PGP it
has a very long (and reliable) history: <http://www.heidi.ie/eraser/>
On Windows 98SE you might want to run Wintop from Microsoft (it's in
either the Powertoys or the Kerneltoys). It will list all the active
processes that alt-ctrl-del will not!
OTFE on Windows 98SE can best be done (for free) with Scramdisk
<http://www.samsimpson.com/>
I also notice you suggest PGP 6.5.8ckt, which might be dangerous on
Windows XP and higher. You will probably be safe when you only install
PGP and not components like PGPnet and PGPdisk. <http://pgp.com>
Good luck to you,
Thomas
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"Nothing is true. Everything is permitted" - W.S. Burroughs, Naked Lunch
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| panta-admin 2005-05-01, 5:49 pm |
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Hi !
>I also notice you suggest PGP 6.5.8ckt, which might be dangerous on
>Windows XP and higher. You will probably be safe when you only install
>PGP and not components like PGPnet and PGPdisk. <http://pgp.com>
Just to clear this up:
PGP6.5.8ckt build 8 works fine on WinXP.
PGPNet is disabled, but PGPdisk is included and fully functional.
Get it from www.panta-rhei.dyndns.org. Its signed by Imad.
I personally have much more trust in Imad's ckt build than in the binaries
from some PGP Corporation.
Remember, they do distribute sourcecode but do not allow you to build your
own binaries.
So how can anyone be sure that the binaries from PGP Corp. are derived from
the sources one can examine ?
Cheers,
panta-admin
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| Userbeam Remailer 2005-05-02, 2:45 am |
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Gentlemen and Ladies,
I to have been working on a file titled Computer Security
It has almost all of the areas mentioned below covered perhaps
we could colaborate
maybe I could put it on the Panta wiki and we could all
update/modify it.
Most of my information is in shortcuts to web pages and/or to
program downloads
my information is from many different sources from all over the
web
is there a way to upload a zip file to the wiki?
Sincerely yours
RMW
In article <1114796439.209327.18950@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>
"herehere@aussiemail.com.au" <herehere@aussiemail.com.au> wrote:
>
> panta-admin wrote:
> a
> that
> and
>
> Funny you mention that...as that has been my objective all along :-)
>
> I will write the beggingers guide for remailing in the next month or
> two...when I get everything working correctly.
>
>
> My overall objective is a little more invoveled as I am writing a
> how-to which covers every aspect of computer securiy and anonmymity.
>
> My paper covers:
> stability of the OS that is) & replacement with free/open source progs.
>
> I have every peice of info I need except info on the following subjets:
> ***Note: I have most all this remailer info already: SSL, TLS, Tor, QS,
> Nyms, DSS, PGP, etc, etc
>
> remailing
> use of TDS3
> use of Process Guard
> use of Encase (I have the full version)
> setup of Tor server
> setup of mixmaster remailer
>
> _____________________________________
>
> Any help your willing to offer would be great!!!
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| Italy Anonymous Remailer 2005-05-02, 7:45 am |
| On Sun, 01 May 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl.invalid> wrote:
>=====BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE=====
>Signature: 0x225CA009
>Date:
>Status: INVALID (Unknown)
>
>Anonymous wrote:
>
>One chunk is easy for dailup users as myself though. And it allows
>Doctor Who to sign it (and verify it) in one go.
>
>I e.g. hated it when the APA-S was cut into eight chunks. And I still do :-(
>
>Chunking shouldn't be a goal in itself anyways. Maybe he can split it
>into a client (OTFE/Wiping/TEMPEST/Etc) and a server version
>(TOR/QS/Etc) for starters.
>
>Thomas
why not? what's wrong with topical sections?
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| herehere@aussiemail.com.au 2005-05-02, 5:46 pm |
| Thomas J. Boschloo wrote:
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>
> herehere@aussiemail.com.au wrote:
> <snip>
>
> Looks pretty good.
Great.
> I myself would not suggest to not set the swapfile in
> Windows (especially Windows 98SE and alike). I had one program (the
> awsome game Sacrifice by Shiny) that asked for the swapfile to be at
> least 192mb! It would not run without it.
>
Yes, I have read that some games require Pageing file. I don't play
comp. games so I didn't concider that when I wrote the Pageing file
seciton.
> One tip might be to set the swapfile (fixed) to something very small
> ...I usualy put them on an extended D: partition myself when I
> configure computers for people.
Yes, I have set up my comp. with reduced Pageing on Partition in the
past; works well.
>dangers of it [Paging file].
>
I can detail how to partition a Hidden DCPP OS and reduce/move the
pageing file to the patition.
> There are some registry settings in Windows 98SE
>
I use Microsoft XPHome.
I used 98se for years until a few months ago; I still have 98se box
which I want to evenutally run Relialble off of.
>
> So far on swapfiles.. Do you know Eraser by Tolvanen? Just like PGP
> it has a very long (and reliable) history:
> <http://www.heidi.ie/eraser/>
>
Yes, I have used Eraser for years; it will be included in the paper. I
didn't include it in the rough contents I posted here. I have a 1st
draft contents page at home.
I run Eraser on Free Space and Slack Space, etc before East-Tec Eraser
on said locations as redundent shredders.
I run East-Tec Eraser because it's a very rubust shredder and it has
lots of plugins for many programs.
I run WindowWasher because it has lots of plugins (some East-Tec
doesn't); I use it as a redundent shredder for many progam logs, files,
etc.
For shredding Pageing file I use Clean Disk Security by Keven Solway.
CDS restarts into DOS then shreds the Pageing file with user defined
shredding passes. CDS then restarts your computer and your all set.
<http://www.theabsolute.net/sware/clndisk.html>
I'm sure you've seen this:
<http://www.sdean12.org/Comparison_Shredders.htm>
> OTFE on Windows 98SE can best be done (for free) with Scramdisk
> <http://www.samsimpson.com/>
>
Yes, I used to use SD when I ran 98se; now I use DCPP and TC.
> I also notice you suggest PGP 6.5.8ckt, which might be dangerous on
> Windows XP and higher. You will probably be safe when you only
> install PGP and not components like PGPnet and PGPdisk.
> <http://pgp.com>
>
I have 6.5.8ckt from Panta's dl page on my XP and it works great.
> Good luck to you,
> Thomas
>
Thank you very much
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| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-07, 5:45 pm |
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panta-admin wrote:
> Hi !
>
>
>
>
> Just to clear this up:
>
> PGP6.5.8ckt build 8 works fine on WinXP.
> PGPNet is disabled, but PGPdisk is included and fully functional.
I will try to remember this in the future. My comment that you probably
shouldn't use 6.5.8 (official) on XP was probably way off! It is 7.x
that will cause problems as I now have read on Tom McCune's homepage!
Sounds very nasty to loose your TCP/IP stack on the default install!
Thomas
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"Nothing is true. Everything is permitted" - W.S. Burroughs, Naked Lunch
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| Thomas J. Boschloo 2005-05-07, 5:45 pm |
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herehere@aussiemail.com.au wrote:
<snip>
> I'm sure you've seen this:
> <http://www.sdean12.org/Comparison_Shredders.htm>
Yeah, I remember Sarah Dean posting to e.g. alt.security.scramdisk :-)
It is probably not very up-to-date though :-( We also had the Evidence
Eliminator spam at those times <fond memories on a much more populated
newsgroup than we have now>.
Thomas
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