News Tcpreset Net

Your Gateway to Free and Open Usenet Communication

Open-Access Usenet Server

At news tcpreset net, we believe in the power of unrestricted communication. Our server operates as an open-access system, meaning we do not require registration or limit posting privileges to pre-approved accounts. This design fosters a free and inclusive environment for all users to share ideas and engage in discussions.

To maintain the integrity of our platform and prevent abuse, we’ve implemented robust anti-spam and anti-abuse measures, including Cleanfeed and SpamAssassin. These automated systems work tirelessly to ensure that our server remains a safe and reliable space for legitimate users while keeping spam and malicious content at bay.

News Stats

Cleanfeed Stats

Peering with news.tcpreset.net

Path: tcpreset net
Server: news tcpreset net
Port: 119
accept from: news-out tcpreset net
feed to: news-in tcpreset net
Location: Nuremberg (DE)
Software: Ubuntu-22.04, INN2.6.4, Cleanfeed, Spamassassin
Contact: info(at)tcpreset net
Abuse: abuse(at)tcpreset net
IPv4: 94.130.76.71
IPv6: 2a01:4f8:c0c:2f94::1
Hierarchies: Only Text
Article size: <65536

Anonymous Posting with Freedom and Security

We are steadfast defenders of unrestricted expression, privacy, and resistance to censorship. At news.tcpreset.net, we proudly uphold the banner of freedom, guaranteeing that your voice resonates without the threat of suppression or exposure.To uphold these ideals, we provide access to an anonymous posting interface through our partner service, m2usenet.virebent.art.

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To combat spam while maintaining this open platform, we employ a Hashcash Proof-of-Work (PoW) system:

How it works: Before posting, you generate a Hashcash token, which includes a timestamp, email, and a random number (nonce). Your device performs millions of calculations to find a nonce that produces an SHA-1 hash with a specific number of leading zeros (e.g., 24 bits, or 6 hex zeros).
Why it works: This process is computationally expensive, making it costly for spammers to flood the system with messages. For legitimate users posting occasionally, the process is seamless and transparent.
Verification: The server quickly verifies the token’s validity, freshness, and uniqueness before accepting your post.

Additionally, to ensure authenticity and security, all posts must be signed with an ephemeral Ed25519 key.

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