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First, it gathers data about your system with a variety of techniques, like your IP number and CPUID and OEM ID of your Windows.
Then when you choose remailers it looks to see if you are choosing a compromised remailer as the last. It tries to trick you into picking one by altering the stats so that the compromised remailers look the most reliable. If you want you can compare the stats JBN reports with the real stats from the actual source if it isn't already compromised. The NSA is slowly buying out all stats sources, or hijacking the stats sources en route with man in the middle attacks, substituting the NSA version of the stats, with the compromised remailers at the top.
These are the ones that report 100% reliability and low latency all the time, even though messages actually take longer. The best of these is Frog, but the NSA is shutting it down because people are wise to it.
Then if you choose a compromised Mixmaster remailer because of the magician's force trick to make the compromised ones look better (if you pick RANDOM or AUTO you ALWAYS get a compromised remailer), it wraps the data it collected in the earlier phase into an IP datagram that it then folds into the mix packet. Only the compromised remailer can extract this data, and it then passes on the data like it was normal. Because it's encrypted all the way and looks like any other mix packet there is no way of checking this.
It uses a polymorphing DLL that substitutes for the real DLL, so that if you check it it looks just the same. This allows two way communication if you use nyms, so that JBN can take instructions through nym packets and send responses through normal Mix traffic. I bet you didn't know this was possible but now you do.
All this totally blows your privacy so stay away from JBN and compromised Mixmaster remailers.
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