Re: YAMN an anonymous remailer program

In <[email protected]>  YAMN wrote:
>
> YAMN stands for "Yet Another Mix Net"
>
> YAMN (https://github.com/crooks/yamn) tries to look
> like its famous older brother Mixmaster. But there are
> some significant differences and improvements. For example,
> there are revised crypto functions. Instead of Mixmaster's
> Triple-DES,RSAES-PKCS1-v1_5 and MD5, YAMN uses AES, NaCl
> Box and Blake2. Also deterministic header padding has been
> added so as to protect against tagging attacks.
>
> These tutorials provide you with help getting started with YAMN.
>
> PROGRAM
> command line; by using Christian Danner's Omnimix program;
> <https://www.danner-net.de/om.htm> or by using Inwtx's
> Yamn Remailer Client created by Inwtx Admin
> <https://dotfiles.tnetconsulting.net/files/YAMN_Remailer_Client_v0.4.05_
%5Bbuild_1322%5D.zip>.
>
> Important Notes on OmniMix:
> -> There's a Remailer selector at the Mailer tab:
> Default or Mixmaster or Yamn. Choose Yamn.
>
> YAMN HELP
> A collection of tutorials on getting started with the
> YAMN anonymous remailer.These tutorials provide you
> with help getting started with YAMN.
>
> Tutorials
> Install YAMN as a remailer client (Windows 10)
> Install the Go language on Debian/Ubuntu (required to build YAMN)
> Install YAMN as a remailer client (Debian/Ubuntu)
> Install YAMN as a remailer server on a VPS
> Install a YAMN Pinger on a VPS
> <https://sec3.net/yamnhelp/>
>
> PINGER
> <https://tincture.ws/pinger/yamn/>
> <https://echolot.virebent.art/>
> <https://www.haph.org/yamn/>
> <https://www.mixmin.net/yamn/>
> <http://echolot.theremailer.net/yamn/>
>
> MAIL RELAY SERVER
> intended for use with Mixmaster & YAMN remailer
> <https://www.sec3.net/misc/mail-relays.txt>
>
> RUN a YAMN REMAILER (LINUX)
> Debian package to run a YAMN remailer on a Linux server
> <https://github.com/inwtx/yamn>

What this doesn't say is YAMN use is limited to certain groups and complete 
naming for email is not permitted except via one remailer.