Secure email

tnarmyng

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Ok don't kill me for posting this in the wrong forum, didn't know where it should go, but what is the preferred secured email provider? I want to get whichever is used more so I dont have to bother with more than one. Thanks in advance
 
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Ok don't kill me for posting this in the wrong forum, didn't know where it should go, but what is the preferred secured email provider? I want to get whichever is used more so I dont have to bother with more than one. Thanks in advance

Any will work once something is written on an email it will never be gone google holds onto emails for 18 months and even after just because it is deleted does not mean it is erased. By the way google tells the government to fuck off more than any other email provider and that's only about 10% of the time the other 90 they give it to them. You really don't need to bother aspecialy for steroids they first hardly look at steroid users but if they do it's only at the ugl sorry I'm ranting but I just did a bullshit project on this. Good luck though
 
Any will work once something is written on an email it will never be gone google holds onto emails for 18 months and even after just because it is deleted does not mean it is erased. By the way google tells the government to fuck off more than any other email provider and that's only about 10% of the time the other 90 they give it to them. You really don't need to bother aspecialy for steroids they first hardly look at steroid users but if they do it's only at the ugl sorry I'm ranting but I just did a bullshit project on this. Good luck though

The online source I deal with requires a secure email to have any contact with them. I don't honestly know the benefits, or if there are any.. just gotta have it to get the gear lol. I'm thinking that is why OP is asking
 
Any will work once something is written on an email it will never be gone google holds onto emails for 18 months and even after just because it is deleted does not mean it is erased. By the way google tells the government to fuck off more than any other email provider and that's only about 10% of the time the other 90 they give it to them. You really don't need to bother aspecialy for steroids they first hardly look at steroid users but if they do it's only at the ugl sorry I'm ranting but I just did a bullshit project on this. Good luck though

The online source I deal with requires a secure email to have any contact with them. I don't honestly know the benefits, or if there are any.. just gotta have it to get the gear lol. I'm thinking that is why OP is asking
 
Actually just getting one in advance cause I know I will need one when the time comes. Thanks baker. Ill get one tonight then
 
Any will work once something is written on an email it will never be gone google holds onto emails for 18 months and even after just because it is deleted does not mean it is erased. By the way google tells the government to fuck off more than any other email provider and that's only about 10% of the time the other 90 they give it to them. You really don't need to bother aspecialy for steroids they first hardly look at steroid users but if they do it's only at the ugl sorry I'm ranting but I just did a bullshit project on this. Good luck though

thats good to know, makes me a lil more confident in gmail. however, if you wanna be reallly safe, dont use that account to email something to someone you know or even on your home computer.
 
Even if they don't check regularly on emails regarding AAS, why would anyone want to take the unnecessary risk?
 
Hushmail and a simple OS web proxy would suffice if you're concerned. Use it for whatever pourpose you have in mind then discard, hush removes it from the server after a relativly short period of inactivity and you just repeat the process as required.

Internet anonymity is fading these days, best to preserve what you can where you can.
 
Hushmail and a simple OS web proxy would suffice if you're concerned. Use it for whatever pourpose you have in mind then discard, hush removes it from the server after a relativly short period of inactivity and you just repeat the process as required.

Internet anonymity is fading these days, best to preserve what you can where you can.

My thoughts excatly! Big brother is always watching
 
I know of one source that won't respond to hushmail accounts for some reason, like I said I don't know much about the whole thing.. just that I need it sometimes
 
Just thinking that I'd need one once I get a a source. It seems like its be the best way, maybe second to mailing a letter to them. Everything can be monitored nowadays, just trying to get what ill need to be able to get what I need. Thanks for the replies.
 
Because they operated with LE at one point time ;) Safe-mail.net is your best option.

I know of one source that won't respond to hushmail accounts for some reason, like I said I don't know much about the whole thing.. just that I need it sometimes
 
Because they operated with LE at one point time ;) Safe-mail.net is your best option.

^^This...Why anybody is still using hushmail is beyond me after everybody has been warned they are SCREENING EMAILS and hand your emails over to federal agencys!!!!

Encrypted E-Mail Company Hushmail Spills to Feds | Threat Level | Wired.com
http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/th...filiate.25.pdf

"The first time a Hushmail user logs on, his browser downloads a Java applet that takes care of the decryption and encryption of messages on his computer, after the user types in the right passphrase. So messages reach Hushmail***8217;s server already encrypted. The Java code also decrypts the message on the recipient***8217;s computer, so an unencrypted copy never crosses the internet or hits Hushmails servers.

In this scenario, if a law enforcement agency demands all the e-mails sent to or from an account, Hushmail can only turn over the scrambled messages since it has no way of reversing the encryption.

However, installing Java and loading and running the Java applet can be annoying. So in 2006, Hushmail began offering a service more akin to traditional web mail. Users connect to the service via a SSL (https://) connection and Hushmail runs the Encryption Engine on their side. Users then tell the server-side engine what the right passphrase is and all the messages in the account can then be read as they would in any other web-based email account.

The rub of that option is that Hushmail has ***8212; even if only for a brief moment ***8212; a copy of your passphrase. As they disclose in the technical comparison of the two options, this means that an attacker with access to Hushmail***8217;s servers can get at the passphrase and thus all of the messages.

In the case of the alleged steroid dealer, the feds seemed to compel Hushmail to exploit this hole, store the suspects***8217; secret passphrase or decryption key, decrypt their messages and hand them over."

SPEND SOME MONEY AND USE ANNONYMOUSSPEECH.COM ITS FOR YOUR SAFETY!!
 
Another thing about hushmail is that I sent a message to a friend over on safe-mail.net and he didn't get it.

I asked a few days later what's up, and he said he never got it. So I switched to safe-mail.

I am the most paranoid guy you will (n)ever meet. I don't even access my safe-mail account on my home computer, only public computers like at the library or at FedEx. And I have a complicated system of finding addresses to have things mailed to. I know its overkill but I sleep really soundly at night.
 
So is safe-mail.net the way to go? I need to get a secure email, but I want the best one to use. If anyone could let me know on here that would be great!
 
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