Updated: 11-29-2015 I. Preface A.A.M Direct is a newsgroup reader and posting program whereby two or more people can communicate through the alt.anonymous.messages newsgroup using anonymous hsub subjects. It was written for the Vista and Windows 7 operating systems and should work on other Windows systems, however, there might be some slight interface alignment problems.
A.A.M Direct might
be better explained and understood to be a type of email system whereby two or more people can
communicate privately (and anonymously) without having to open and use an email account. The message text is automatically
encrypted and transmitted by a secure TLS connection to a free news group server and placed out in the alt.anonymous.messages newsgroup under a continuously changing encrypted subject line.
A.A.M Direct no longer requires the installation of additional software programs. A.A.M Direct uses strong encryption software, so make sure that the country where you live allows for the kind of strong encryption used by the Stunnel and GnuPG programs. II. How it works The following sequence diagrams explain how two or more A.A.M Direct programs communicate with each other. It is not necessary, however, for you to understand how this system actually works to use it.
Direct through encrypted channel.
A.A.M Direct: Receiving a message
III. Mail Checker A.A.M Direct Recon is a mail checker for A.A.M Direct messages and is packaged within A.A.M Direct zip download. See the A.A.MDirectRecon ReadMe file for setup.
IV. Dummy Generator A.A.M Dummy Generator sends dummy messages to alt.anonymous.messages throughout the day. This program is necessary and should be run daily. It keeps any adversary from determining if/when you are actually sending messages yourself with the A.A.M Direct program.
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