There are now at least 4 news servers offering SSL (Stunnel) encrypted connections through port 563. These are: Easynews, Newscene, Octanews, and Meganetnews. Thus I strongly advocate you choose one of these four. It costs no more to enjoy this extra level of security, so why accept anything less?
There are now at least 4 news servers offering SSL (Stunnel) encrypted connections through port 563. These are: Easynews, Newscene, Octanews, and Meganetnews. Thus I strongly advocate you choose one of these four. It costs no more to enjoy this extra level of security, so why accept anything less?
There are also remailers that accept an SSL encrypted connection, which significantly improves your Email security. Privacy.Li will act as a sign-up proxy, meaning they will sign you up anonymously to your choice of news provider, or indeed any other service you wish. They accept many types of payment, including cash and E-Gold. They have their own news service, but do not offer an SSL connection, but as it is only accessed via their SSH connection and Tor, it should be very safe. To maximize your security, you must sign up anonymously and only ever access their servers via Tor. This hides your IP address from Privacy.Li. E-Gold is not intended to be anonymous, unless you take steps to ensure it is. By signing up using your choice of discrete details and (most importantly) on first access immediately disabling the security protocols which sense your IP address. With anonymous access from different IP addresses using Tor, it is very important to do this or you will find your account acc
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- There are now at least 4 news servers offering SSL (Stunnel) encrypted connections through port 563. These are: Easynews, Newscene, Octanews, and Meganetnews. Thus I strongly advocate you choose one of these four. It costs no more to enjoy this extra level of security, so why accept anything less?
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