Introduction To QuickSilver Aam

QSA is a small program with the purpose of creating nym config messages, and to locate and download the user's incoming nym mail from the newsgroup, alt.anonymous.messages (a.a.m). Briefly put, nyms provide a means for people to have both outgoing and incoming messages. You can receive mail from others, while remaining completely anonymous. Even the nymserver admin has no idea who you are. In addition to retrieving nym mail from a.a.m, the program has the capability to create nym config messages. Using the information stored regarding subject lines to look for, QSA can generate nym creation requests for both new zax style nyms and the older ghio style nyms.

This program supports both ESUB (encrypted subject) and HSUB (hashed subject) messages. Using these technologies QSA can locate your mail among the great many messages you'll find in a.a.m.

The program features

Currently, 05-31-2012, we have 4 nymservers. QSA can create and delete nyms for these nymservers and can also retrieve incoming mail from a.a.m created by itself or any other nym manager. Below are the currently available nymservers. Nymph.paranoici.org is unusual in that currently, QSA can't create nym config messages for this nymserver, but it is likely that could change in the future.

It's not my purpose to teach you about nyms. If you created your nyms using another nym manager, you must have learned something to create nyms in the first place. If you're new to nyms an want to get started using QSA, you should start by creating a zax style nym. For that all you need is a pgp key with the nym's email address and a subject line to look for. When you're confused, use the Help button. For further help, see the newsgroup alt.privacy.anon-server. That's the group for all things anonymous.