Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 11:17:41 -0400
To: Matthew Gaylor <freematt@coil.com>
From: Matthew Gaylor <freematt@coil.com>
Subject: Anonymous Tip Web Link Now Available Worldwide to Report
 Information to U.S. Authorities
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<http://www.Anonymizer.com/news/index.shtml>

Anonymous Tip Web Link Now Available Worldwide to Report Information 
to U.S. Authorities

Free Internet Security and Anonymity Services and Consultation Also 
Available to Agencies Investigating Tragedy

SAN DIEGO, September 12, 2001 - Anyone with information pertaining to 
Tuesday's terrorist attacks who wishes to communicate anonymously 
with U.S. authorities can use an Anonymous Tip Web Link now located 
at the Anonymizer.com home page.

The service, which is accessible worldwide, allows individuals to 
report information to the FBI's Terrorism Activity tip page without 
revealing their identity, geographical location or other compromising 
computer data to the message recipient or other parties.

The Anonymous Tip Web Link is located at <http://www.anonymizer.com>.

The purpose of the service is to encourage individuals with 
information to come forward who might otherwise remain silent out of 
concern for their personal safety or fear of persecution. This is 
especially a concern for individuals in countries or areas where 
communications may be monitored by members or supporters of the 
groups responsible for Tuesday's events.

The Anonymous Tip service is hosted by leading Internet privacy and 
security firm Anonymizer.com, a privately-held company located in San 
Diego, CA. Anonymizer.com joins the Internet community in offering 
its sympathy for the victims and families of the tragic incidents on 
Sept. 11, 2001.

OPERATION SAFE INVESTIGATION EXPANDED
On Sept. 6, Anonymizer launched "Operation Safe Investigation," 
through which the company donates Internet security services to Law 
Enforcement agencies, News Media organizations and other relevant 
groups to aid safe and effective Internet investigations. In response 
to Tuesday's tragedy, the program has been expanded to offer an 
unlimited number of complimentary accounts to agencies investigating 
the incidents. For more information or to receive free licenses, 
contact professional@anonymizer.com, visit 
<http://www.anonymizer.com/opsafe>, or call 619 725 3180 x307.

FREE CONSULTING
In addition to Anonymous Tip Web site and Operation Safe 
Investigation, Anonymizer.com is making its consulting services 
available free of charge to agencies that are investigating the 
tragedy. Experienced Anonymizer.com personnel are available to 
provide expertise on Internet anonymity, cryptography and digital 
forensics to U.S. Law Enforcement agencies that may require it. For 
more information, contact professional@anonymizer.com, or call 619 
725 3180 x307.


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