[OTR-users] OTR use in email

[Adam Zimmerman]

oops, meant to send that to the list too...

On Tue, 2006-10-01 at 23:56 -0500, Daniel Guido wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no working implementation of OTR
> for e-mail yet is there?
> 
> If one wanted to have anonymous, confidential communication via
> e-mail, what would you use?  Note the anonymous part, I don't believe
> PGP will satisfy me.  Options like hushmail and s-mail are also not
> options at all, as they're the same as a single hop proxy.  What do
> you reccommend? 
> -- 
> Dan Guido

Look into using anonymous remailers perhaps. Send an email to
help at nym.alias.net for info on setting up a pseudonym there. It won't be
deniable AND authenticated at the same time (you either will use PGP to
sign your messages with a separate key, or you won't) but it will be
anonymous. The remailer system can be a bit unreliable though, so be
warned.

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