[Strint-attendees] Email providers interested in metadata/traffic analysis resistance
Harry Halpin <hhalpin@w3.org> Sat, 01 March 2014 12:19 UTC
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There's an open source (see code on github) project for server-side email provisioning for activist servers that is *very* interesting in how metadata/traffic analysis resistance can be applied to SMTP. The codebase already has a great number of useful puppet scripts and would really enjoy a code review. Several human rights activist e-mail servers (riseup.net etc. - estimated 80,000 users) that are definitely under targeted surveillance want to upgrade to this system when its mature enough. There is this approach called "NickNym" which I suspect is not very resistant likely for hiding email addresses, and implementation has just started. https://leap.se/en https://leap.se/en/source Grab me if anyone is interested in a code review or simply pointing to what folks should be doing. cheers, harry
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