XPost: alt.privacy.anon-server, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: noreply@oc2mx.net   
      
   Fritz Wuehler wrote:   
   > Claas wrote:   
      
   > > Besides the points above. Messages entering the pool are encrypted with   
   > > 24 hrs rotating keys, in RAM, which are memguard protected. So in case   
   > > third parties would look at the RAM pool (not a RAM disk) they would only   
   > > see encrypted blobs with equal size.   
   >   
   > You're naive.  In a compromized VM they debug your processor registers   
   > to get valid data.   
      
   Give us an example of how it compares to YAMN or Mixmaster, with their   
   open pools, and my implementation, so I and others can learn from it.   
   (and do not forget People can run their Onion Courier Mixnets from home!)   
      
   IIRC correcly, when I ran myself Mixmaster and YAMN remailers, I could   
   look into the pool and see messages and there destinations, along their   
   padded encrypted payload. I had never ran logs, but I know from postix   
   how they work.   
      
   So, do a comparison and let us know the results. If my implementation   
   is flawed I will correct it and ask for better memguard advise for the   
   rotating keys at the right places.   
      
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