Newscard encrypts a local text file and publishes it via NNTP. The name assigned to the card is the address and passphrase. Anyone who knows the name or passphr

Newscard encrypts a local text file and publishes it via NNTP. The name assigned to the card is the address and passphrase. Anyone who knows the name or passphrase can retrieve the card. A very strong passphrase will keep the card content secret. Newscard uses nine layers of encryption and chain hashes that are derived from multiple hash streams and large, random salt. 1. Publishing and retrieving scripts, sources, and articles with a phrase. 2. Publishing a personal profile others can retrieve with a keyword. 3. Exchanging encrypted messages (using strong keys or 'tuff' mode). 4. Including newscard keys in signatures and articles. Once published, a newscard remains a permanent record that is virtually impossible to censor.