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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on February 09, 2021, 07:45:33 PM

Quote from: anubizz on January 31, 2021, 09:02:28 PM

I mean a postal address for rent, a P.O. box service, virtual address/ virtual office,...
Something like this:

https://www.ukpostbox.com/
https://www.myukmailbox.com/

Should be good business, as there is no such service in this country at the moment, as far as I know. And privacy standarts are high there.

But if you want to donate a small server (without Wordpress on it) to the TOR network, we would be happy to set it up and manage it to stay online Grin

There could be some short term interest in that but I frankly doubt it compared with just plain oldfashioned throwaway emails. If one is sufficiently in need of privacy for that to be dangerous with metadata etc, shoudl one really be using email in the first place?
I used to run a service that would drop nodes on random QQ groups a few years back but it is getting ahrder and harder in some places to reliably help.

I think you misunderstand the meaning of such a service. Such an address can be used as a valid postal contact address in the inprint of a website. As a fully-fledged and working address, it can be used to protect the privacy of the website operator and his home address and comply with law at the same time.

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Quote from: anubizz on January 31, 2021, 09:02:28 PM

I mean a postal address for rent, a P.O. box service, virtual address/ virtual office,...
Something like this:

https://www.ukpostbox.com/
https://www.myukmailbox.com/

Should be good business, as there is no such service in this country at the moment, as far as I know. And privacy standarts are high there.

But if you want to donate a small server (without Wordpress on it) to the TOR network, we would be happy to set it up and manage it to stay online Grin

There could be some short term interest in that but I frankly doubt it compared with just plain oldfashioned throwaway emails. If one is sufficiently in need of privacy for that to be dangerous with metadata etc, shoudl one really be using email in the first place?
I used to run a service that would drop nodes on random QQ groups a few years back but it is getting ahrder and harder in some places to reliably help.

anubizz

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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on January 29, 2021, 08:45:41 PM

Quote from: anubizz on January 22, 2021, 02:00:19 AM

Nice offer! I like things that are anonymous Grin

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But why no normal VPS without Wordpress??? So for TOR nodes and stuff like that.

Maybe another good idea would be a maildrop service in Iceland. An address rental for the imprint on a website. Maybe with scanning the post and sending by email.
Good extra money for you and not that much work, to speak in honest words. Wink

Maildrop is as far as I understand it on the way. Not quite sure I follow "An address rental for the imprint on a website. Maybe with scanning the post and sending by email." do you mean something like one of the twitter post preserver bots or?

You are speaking of the software „Maildrop“ I think.
https://github.com/m242/maildrop

Same name, but different things.

anubizz

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I mean a postal address for rent, a P.O. box service, virtual address/ virtual office,...
Something like this:

https://www.ukpostbox.com/
https://www.myukmailbox.com/

Should be good business, as there is no such service in this country at the moment, as far as I know. And privacy standarts are high there.

But if you want to donate a small server (without Wordpress on it) to the TOR network, we would be happy to set it up and manage it to stay online Grin

Bigpiggy01

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Quote from: anubizz on January 22, 2021, 02:00:19 AM

Nice offer! I like things that are anonymous Grin

.
But why no normal VPS without Wordpress??? So for TOR nodes and stuff like that.

Maybe another good idea would be a maildrop service in Iceland. An address rental for the imprint on a website. Maybe with scanning the post and sending by email.
Good extra money for you and not that much work, to speak in honest words. Wink

Maildrop is as far as I understand it on the way. Not quite sure I follow "An address rental for the imprint on a website. Maybe with scanning the post and sending by email." do you mean something like one of the twitter post preserver bots or?

anubizz

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Nice offer! I like things that are anonymous Grin

.
But why no normal VPS without Wordpress??? So for TOR nodes and stuff like that.

Maybe another good idea would be a maildrop service in Iceland. An address rental for the imprint on a website. Maybe with scanning the post and sending by email.
Good extra money for you and not that much work, to speak in honest words. Wink

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Quote from: FatFork on January 17, 2021, 04:29:38 PM

If I may ask, since when are you in business and how are you fighting spam on your servers?

We started offering services on Nov. 20th 2020.

Spam generally is not an issue on our servers for the following reasons:

1. php_mail is disabled so if a site is hacked for that intent it cannot send mail
2. We utilize an AI driven security and IDS system which detects malicious activity including 0-day exploits and automatically disables malicious behaviour depending on actions.

Hope that helps, let me know if any further questions or concerns.

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Crypto Swap Exchange

If I may ask, since when are you in business and how are you fighting spam on your servers?

Bigpiggy01

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Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 12, 2020, 02:41:40 PM

Affiliate program is incoming!

You can set your own affiliate URLs.
You can have us create coupons called whatever you prefer and simply provide those to people. They get a discount and you earn $$. Especially handy if doing videos, podcasts, or you just do not like affiliate links.

Guess I will have to make a few $$$ extra then.

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Affiliate program is incoming!

You can set your own affiliate URLs.
You can have us create coupons called whatever you prefer and simply provide those to people. They get a discount and you earn $$. Especially handy if doing videos, podcasts, or you just do not like affiliate links.

Bigpiggy01

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I'm getting old, yes, it's 1.0 and 1.1 that are malleable Grin

10312008.cloud

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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 10, 2020, 06:20:39 AM

Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 09, 2020, 11:55:20 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 09, 2020, 10:07:50 AM

Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 08, 2020, 10:13:09 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 07, 2020, 07:14:30 AM

Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

Full service and transport encryption. I was considering encrypting emails "at rest" but it is not practical at this time. To have it at all convenient the encryption keys need to be stored on the server so if the entire server was compromised or seized (extremely unlikely as all our mailservers are in Iceland) they would be able to decrypt stored mails. Same thing goes for full disk encryption. If email source encryption is that important than I recommend people use end to end encryption VIA their client.

The webmail on our mailservers (Roundcube) also supports end to end encryption (GPG).

Would you be willing to share a few details on how you go about avoiding key interception?

That would be quite difficult as you are in control of the server to start, TLS/SSL (strong ciphers) on all service with good cert and CA + end to end means it would be a one chance deal on first send of key and you would need to accept a cert warning which I would think anybody going through the trouble of their own anonymous encrypted mail server + end to end encryption would not do.

So only TLS 1.3 and up though right?

TLS 1.2 & 1.3. 1.2 is still secure especially with a good cipher selection.

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Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 09, 2020, 11:55:20 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 09, 2020, 10:07:50 AM

Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 08, 2020, 10:13:09 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 07, 2020, 07:14:30 AM

Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

Full service and transport encryption. I was considering encrypting emails "at rest" but it is not practical at this time. To have it at all convenient the encryption keys need to be stored on the server so if the entire server was compromised or seized (extremely unlikely as all our mailservers are in Iceland) they would be able to decrypt stored mails. Same thing goes for full disk encryption. If email source encryption is that important than I recommend people use end to end encryption VIA their client.

The webmail on our mailservers (Roundcube) also supports end to end encryption (GPG).

Would you be willing to share a few details on how you go about avoiding key interception?

That would be quite difficult as you are in control of the server to start, TLS/SSL (strong ciphers) on all service with good cert and CA + end to end means it would be a one chance deal on first send of key and you would need to accept a cert warning which I would think anybody going through the trouble of their own anonymous encrypted mail server + end to end encryption would not do.

So only TLS 1.3 and up though right?

10312008.cloud

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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 09, 2020, 10:07:50 AM

Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 08, 2020, 10:13:09 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 07, 2020, 07:14:30 AM

Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

Full service and transport encryption. I was considering encrypting emails "at rest" but it is not practical at this time. To have it at all convenient the encryption keys need to be stored on the server so if the entire server was compromised or seized (extremely unlikely as all our mailservers are in Iceland) they would be able to decrypt stored mails. Same thing goes for full disk encryption. If email source encryption is that important than I recommend people use end to end encryption VIA their client.

The webmail on our mailservers (Roundcube) also supports end to end encryption (GPG).

Would you be willing to share a few details on how you go about avoiding key interception?

That would be quite difficult as you are in control of the server to start, TLS/SSL (strong ciphers) on all service with good cert and CA + end to end means it would be a one chance deal on first send of key and you would need to accept a cert warning which I would think anybody going through the trouble of their own anonymous encrypted mail server + end to end encryption would not do.

Bigpiggy01

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Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 08, 2020, 10:13:09 AM

Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 07, 2020, 07:14:30 AM

Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

Full service and transport encryption. I was considering encrypting emails "at rest" but it is not practical at this time. To have it at all convenient the encryption keys need to be stored on the server so if the entire server was compromised or seized (extremely unlikely as all our mailservers are in Iceland) they would be able to decrypt stored mails. Same thing goes for full disk encryption. If email source encryption is that important than I recommend people use end to end encryption VIA their client.

The webmail on our mailservers (Roundcube) also supports end to end encryption (GPG).

Would you be willing to share a few details on how you go about avoiding key interception?

10312008.cloud

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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 07, 2020, 07:14:30 AM

Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

Full service and transport encryption. I was considering encrypting emails "at rest" but it is not practical at this time. To have it at all convenient the encryption keys need to be stored on the server so if the entire server was compromised or seized (extremely unlikely as all our mailservers are in Iceland) they would be able to decrypt stored mails. Same thing goes for full disk encryption. If email source encryption is that important than I recommend people use end to end encryption VIA their client.

The webmail on our mailservers (Roundcube) also supports end to end encryption (GPG).

Bigpiggy01

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Arrr as well, I must say, this is getting better by the day.

What type of encrypted email is it you are looking at providing?

10312008.cloud

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Quote from: Bigpiggy01 on December 04, 2020, 06:40:02 AM

Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 03, 2020, 08:41:07 AM

Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on December 02, 2020, 06:54:02 PM

The thread introduction looks very promising with stuff like "Five layers of security" and "Redis Caching". Do you actually provide all of that or it's just hype? Could you possibly elaborate on the additional layers of security you provide maybe have a blog post above it? I might use your server depending on the answer.

Hi,

I wrote a quick article on the security just now: https://10312008.cloud/our-security-your-wordpress-projects-safety/

Yes I do provide all that. The following caching is available to all sites and managed through the LsCache plugin (with exception of opcode cache which is simply on globally).

- Page cache
- Object caching (Redis)
- Browser cache
- Opcode Cache

Technically four layers. The caching system is very fast and efficient as it is server level rather than site level (W3, Rocket Cache).

Hope that helps, let me know if any further questions.

Really nice to see a proactive responses being put out like that. I am currently hosting a project with them and can vouch for the service being as described.

Thanks!

We will start accepting Pirate Chain (ARRR) as a payment today or tomorrow. Anonymous mail server as well is very close to being available.

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Quote from: 10312008.cloud on December 03, 2020, 08:41:07 AM

Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on December 02, 2020, 06:54:02 PM

The thread introduction looks very promising with stuff like "Five layers of security" and "Redis Caching". Do you actually provide all of that or it's just hype? Could you possibly elaborate on the additional layers of security you provide maybe have a blog post above it? I might use your server depending on the answer.

Hi,

I wrote a quick article on the security just now: https://10312008.cloud/our-security-your-wordpress-projects-safety/

Yes I do provide all that. The following caching is available to all sites and managed through the LsCache plugin (with exception of opcode cache which is simply on globally).

- Page cache
- Object caching (Redis)
- Browser cache
- Opcode Cache

Technically four layers. The caching system is very fast and efficient as it is server level rather than site level (W3, Rocket Cache).

Hope that helps, let me know if any further questions.

Really nice to see a proactive responses being put out like that. I am currently hosting a project with them and can vouch for the service being as described.

10312008.cloud

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Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on December 02, 2020, 06:54:02 PM

The thread introduction looks very promising with stuff like "Five layers of security" and "Redis Caching". Do you actually provide all of that or it's just hype? Could you possibly elaborate on the additional layers of security you provide maybe have a blog post above it? I might use your server depending on the answer.

Hi,

I wrote a quick article on the security just now: https://10312008.cloud/our-security-your-wordpress-projects-safety/

Yes I do provide all that. The following caching is available to all sites and managed through the LsCache plugin (with exception of opcode cache which is simply on globally).

- Page cache
- Object caching (Redis)
- Browser cache
- Opcode Cache

Technically four layers. The caching system is very fast and efficient as it is server level rather than site level (W3, Rocket Cache).

Hope that helps, let me know if any further questions.

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