Thanks to the TOR network nobody can know:
- Who are you.
- With whom you are communicating.
- If you are communicating.
- What are you reading or writing.
- Where are you.
- Where is the server.
- What you are doing.
List of some OnionMail’s functions:
- Multiple instances of server. (multiple indipendent hidden services).
- Native PGP integration for subscriprion and server`s message.
- Subscription via PGP encrypted email.
- VMAT Protocol (can use normal mail address without .onion).
- SSL cryptography by default. (STARTTLS 2048 bits)
- Multiple encryption everywhere, RSA + AES + RSA + AES with salt.
- Support unicode password (UTF-8 password and 2048 bits keyfiles).
- Inhibition of store any message in relay server.
(Only direct connection is allowed without multiple connections). - Metadata protection. NSA or GCHQ can’t read your metadata.
- SMTP Compatibility.
- Internet normal email compatibility.
- AntiSpam, blacklist and realtime filters.
- Decentralized trust system for SSL certificate and public keys and exit list.
- Native mailing list support.
- Garbage collector to remove automatically old messages.
- Clock and time zone spoofing.
- Server services and operations:
Add / Remove mail address or mail server in blacklist.
Mailing list Subscribe / Unsubscribe.
Request of server “rulez”. (Server help).
(All via mail message to the server directly “[email protected] xyz… .onion “) - JAVA Implementation for all platform.
- Localhost control port and server API.
- Protected server password and keys not saved on the server.
- IP BlackList
- Onion BlackList
- RSA Server and Tor connection authentication.
- Connections via Tor Network.
- Enter/Exit server to connect Tor to Internet and viceversa.
- Statistics in csv format.
- Strong cryptography (RSA 2048 bits, AES 256 + AES 256 + AES 256 x 7).
- Password key derivation via multiple keyfiles and passwords.
- Deleting files with wipe by default.
- Message headers filtering to hide informations and sigint.
- POP3 TLS Access.
- SMTP TLS Access.
- User’s parameters.
- Exit node selection to connect to internet.
- M.A.T. Protocol to connect correctly Internet, Tor, email and OnionMail.
- Server identification request via email to obtain the ssl certificate fingerprint.
- Self headers rebound to verifiy the client’s mail headers and OnionMail filtering.
- AntiSpam system.
- Web HTTP interface.
- PGP version spoofing.
- Unlimited aliases.
- OnionMail server directory.
- Server configuration wizard.
- User subscription wizard (on TAILS).
- Mail applications interface.
- Mailing list support.
- Hidden mailing list support.
- Text CAPTCHA subscritpion.
- Server’s PGP Keys.
- Editable rulez files.
- Web dynamic pages via OnionMail’s ETEX system.
- Web SVG counter.
- M.A.T. Protocol.
- V.M.A.T. Protocol.
- Autodestruction certificates KCTL.
- Mail queue (only exit server).
- Multi delivery (TOR and Internet addresses).
- TKIM server authentication.
- Mail address authentication.
- Sender verify via SMTP test.
- Remote passphrase server.
- Remote start/stop and controlPort.
- Remote DNS_MX query via exit/enter node.
- F(X) remote keys function (BOOT/PUSH/DERK).
- And much more…
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