| Send Email Anonymously (5) Chaining Remailers with PGP | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Part 3: Finishing and Sending the Message | ||||||||||||||||||||
Eventually, we need to encrypt the message for the first remailer and tell it we used PGP to encrypt it.
That's all (some might say "enough" instead). If you want to add more remailers to the chain, and this is what you should do, repeat the steps above for each, going from the last in the chain forward to the first. Traffic Analysis It even makes sense to have one and the same remailer appear two or more times in the chain. This is because with the traffic a remailer has the chances diminish that a message might be traced even if we used a chain of remailers and PGP encryption. If remailers have little traffic, every email message may stand out. And if three remailers happen to deal with a message shortly after one another, the path the email took can be reproduced. To avoid this, it is good to generate traffic on remailers so that an analysis of the log might not lead from the recipient of our (then) "anonymous" message to us. |
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