The first postings of the " OT " documents were done through an anonymous remailer, and the identity of the person who made them available on the newsgroup was never discovered.
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Last week, a court ordered Helsingius to identify an Internet user suspected of stealing files from a Church of Scientology computer and disseminating them on the Internet via the anonymous remailer.
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In his second year at Cal, he started C2Net, a privacy-oriented ISP which provided anonymous accounts and an anonymous remailer, and was the first home of the Anonymizer web surfing proxy.
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On December 24, 1994, the Xenu story was published on the Internet for the first time in a posting to the Usenet newsgroup alt . religion . scientology, through an anonymous remailer.
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In the wake of the Scientologist actions, the Penet remailer, which had been the most popular anonymous remailer in the world until the Scientology " war " took place, was shut down.
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_Use " anonymous remailer " services _ host computers that act as way stations for Internet communications and can be used to eliminate identifiers from messages before posting to newsgroups or when surfing the web.
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Match . com doesn't use real names, and the service employs an anonymous remailer so if there are any psychos lurking on the service, they'll never be able to find their way to your door.
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Increasingly, though, it's possible to minimize those dangers, by electronically covering a computer's footprints on the information highway, or by using a so-called " anonymous remailer, " computer gear that automatically obscures the origin of a message.
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A : One possible route is to use America Online, which provides you with the ability to create up to five " screen names " known only to AOL . For this reason, some people call it the " largest anonymous remailer in the world ."
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Later anonymous remailer designs, such as the Mixmaster designs, adopted more sophisticated techniques to try and overcome these vulnerabilities, including the use of encryption to prevent eavesdropping, and also the technique known as onion routing to allow the existence of pseudonymous remailers in which no record of a user's real e-mail address is stored by the remailer.
