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Website https://noisysquare.com
Contact noisysquare@noisysquare.com
Description Central meeting space for politics involving technology and vice versa.
Members Aaron, Becha, Bg, Dosch, DrWhax, Drg, Frap, Groente, Hark, Hellekin, Henk, Houndbee, Ilias, Infinity0, Intrigeri, Jilliancyork, K3t, Kiki, MBeltran, Maikeltje, Maltman23, Mdik, Metalgamer, Mo, Muri, Naif, NateEFF, Postdigital, R8g, Revo, Saint, Samthetechie, Tg, Thecount, Txl, U, Varac, Webmind, Wotwot, Yuvadm, Zilog, Zombb
Projects AlternativeLearningTank, GNUnet, I2P, Leap, OTR, Pixelated, Tails
Self-organized Sessions Ai Weiwei is Living in Our Future, Alternative Learning Tank, EU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care?, Fuckoff google, Improve booklet on Tails, Improving the infrastructure behind Tails, LEAP Provider Hands-On, Messaging, Net neutrality and the return of the pink panther, OONI\: Open Observatory of Network Interference, PLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (aka how the EU works), Parliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in Germany, Practical Whistleblowing, Practical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaks, Storm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship?, TTIP & CETA - let's troll it!, The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined., Tor Relay Operators Meetup, Umbrella org meetup, WeFixTheNet, What is Pixelated, What's next in the world of designing much needed secure protocols?
Subassemblies
Related to assembly CryptoParty, QueerFeministGeeks, EDRi, The Federation, DIYISP, StopWatchingUs, Wastun gegen Überwachung, WeFixTheInternet
Tags ta3m, crypto, politics, critical, radical, discussion, censorship, activism, journalism, circumvention, opensource, security
Registered on 29 September 2014 15:58:28
Location for self-organized sessions yes
Self-organized session notes For the agenda, look below:
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Orga contact noisysquare@noisysquare.com
Brings * PA
  • Beamer
  • Whiteboard
  • Flipover
Seats needed 80
Extra seats 120
Assembly specification 2. We'd like to come together with a lot of people, a spot with lot's of people passing by and good visibility would be nice., 3. We need something special or in between those options: Please specify in the field planning notes.
Planning notes Same space as last year (up the central escalator) with nearby access to a 50+ person room for ad-hoc and focused discussions (away from the congress noise) would be a dream come true.

We would like to have some sofas. (10) Chairs and tables like last year (15 tables and 200 chairs)

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The Noisy Square is a horizontally organized community full of critical thinking, discussions, theorizing and politics. We encourage the fundamental questioning of all the systems we rely on, fight, build or destroy. We aim to build stronger ties, learn from and teach to the individuals and organizations participating in 31C3. Our favorite subjects are citizen-journalism, tools for freedom, censorship, surveillance, open technology, circumvention techniques, organization analyses and politics in general.

31c3N2.jpg Get nostalgic and see what happened before at OHM2013, 30C3 and HopeX

N² Sessions:

Don't forget to schedule your session in one of the rooms (by creating a self organised session).

Schedule

Tails-Day #1 Saturday 27 december
Time Location/state Title Person/group Description Link
12:00 open
13:00 open
14:00 open
15:00 open
16:00 Hall 15 Translate Tails u hands-on translations: how to set up a working environment to improve Tails in your language, it's easier than it sounds. https://tails.boum.org
17:00 Hall 15 Improve booklet on Tails Donna By the time of the event this booklet should be fnished. Calling all to read it and give feedback. I will also be available to help people make Tails USB sticks of their own. https://tailsbook.ch
18:00 Hall 15 Contributing to Tails by working on Debian intrigeri sometimes, the best way to help Tails is to make Debian better; let's see how https://tails.boum.org
19:00 Hall 15 OONI\: Open Observatory of Network Interference hellais, aagbsn, anadahz, irl some interesting measurements we have collected and analysed, how you can help us in measuring all the censorship! https://ooni.torproject.org
20:00 Hall 15 Improving the infrastructure behind Tails intrigeri getting started with Tails system administration https://tails.boum.org
Policy-Day #2 Sunday 28 december
12:30 NoisySQ Storm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship? Ton A (nautical) discussion on data flow and trade agreements. NoHashtag: CETA, TTIP, TiSA and other acronyms. https://www.bof.nl
13:30 Hall 15 PLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (how the EU works) EDRi & Access Why is PLux so important? What the hell is DG13? How do EU institutions work and why should we get involved in policy making? https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:PLux,_DG13,_Directives_and_Regulations_%28aka_how_the_EU_works%29
14:00 Hall 15 Net neutrality and the return of the pink panther EDRi & Access The fight for a neutral internet is not yet over. https://savetheinternet.eu - https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:Net_neutrality_and_the_return_of_the_pink_panther
14:00 NOT Hands-on workshop on Android Security and Privacy using FOSS Ralf, FSFE learn about data security with Android phones just using FOSS software https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:Secure_your_Android
17:30 Hall 15 EU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care? Digiges & Access The EU is planning to introduce a EU-wide retention system of your flight travel data. This session discusses why this is a bad idea and how we can stop it. https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:EU_surveillance:_What_the_fuck_is_in_a_PNR_and_why_should_I_care%3F
18:30 NOT Hacking Ethics in Education Discussion 1sand0s Discussion after presentation on "Hacking Ethics in Education"
24:00 OONI Table Noisy Square OONI: Open Observatory of Network Interference * Let's hack on some code, probe some networks, sniff some packets while listening to some music and drinking some fine italian grappa! https://github.com/TheTorProject/ooni-probe, https://github.com/TheTorProject/ooni-pipeline, https://github.com/TheTorProject/libight, https://github.com/TheTorProject/ooni-backend, https://github.com/hellais/ooni-mean
Tools of Resistance-Day #3 Monday 29 december
12:00 open
13:00 Hall 13 What is Pixelated Christoph Why pixelated. What we do. What we do differently https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Projects:Pixelatedg
14:00 Pixelated hands on Christoph Start hacking on Pixelated https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Projects:Pixelated
14:00 GnuPG encryption with Smart Cards Werner Koch, FSFE This session is about proper use of GnuPG encryption https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:GnuPG_in_use_with_smart_cards
16:00 Hall13 What's next in the world of designing muchh needed secure protocols? DrWhax @hall13 Brainstorm session about secure `binary reproducibility and verification protocol` protocols. How can we better protect users, leak less metadata and create a more pleasant experience? http://brvp.ch/
16:00 Practical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaks naif A practical workshop to share the experience coming from the support to more than 20 different whistleblowing initiatives as part of the GlobaLeaks project. Which are the key of a successful initiative? Security, Encryption? Naaah, it's much more than that! Will followup with an open-discussion on the "impossibile leak sites" that everyone want to do, but no-one ever made! https://globaleaks.org
16:00 Hall 15 The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined. PSOOL Talk and discussion about experiences and responses to UK undercover police infiltration of political movements http://policespiesoutoflives.org.uk
[I am aware that a long-term undercover police infiltrator was discovered in Hamburg. I am concerned to be sensitive to the people affected by that. To contact me, please write to: atikka [@] puscii [.] nl]
16:00 Android Developers Meetup cketti Meet, Drink and Connect https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Session:AndroidDev_Meetup
16:00 Hall 15 TTIP & CETA - let's troll it! Drg, Walter, Rysiek Workshop on how to troll two of the biggest threats to democracy and the rule of law, disguised as free trade agreements. 2015 will be the year of non/ratification and negotiation of two EU deals that could end western democracy as we know it. Let's try to analyse pro TTIP and pro CETA propaganda and gather best counter-arguments. https://events.ccc.de/congress/2014/wiki/Assembly:EDRi
17:00 Hall 13 LEAP Provider Hands-On Varac Hands-on: Setting up a leap provider offering vpn and/or email service Leap
17:00 Hall 15 Parliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in Germany anne What is happning in the parliamentary investigation in Germany, how does it work, what has been achieved so far and will there be asylum for Snowden in Berlin? What's the point and the purpose to do this work in parliament? I'd also like to discuss what is happening in other countries along these lines. Mandate of the inquiry (pdf) 18:00 NetAidKit beta demo Menso Demoing the NetAidKit, a GL-Inet based Tor/VPN router for the masses t.b.a.
19:00 Qubes OS hands-on joanna, caspar, michael Learn about & play with Qubes, the FOSS security-focused OS https://wiki.qubes-os.org
Destroying the echo-chamber Day #4 Tuesday 30 december
12:00 Corporate regulation of speech Kurt Opsahl, Jillian York (EFF) Online intermediaries host our websites, carry our social connections, and connect us to the Internet. They are necessary for the communications of a robust Internet, yet have the power to restrict speech as well as carry it. The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Jillian York and Kurt Opsahl will lead a discussion on the policies for intermediaries that will help promote a free and open internet, including the Intermediary Liability Project and OnlineCensorship.org. https://eff.org
13:00 Toxic hate and Gamer Gate Tor, N^2 and you A discussion on the harassment happening online and offline and how to fight it. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/solidarity-against-online-harassment
15:00 Hall 13 Alternative Learning Tank Zilog, MBeltran, Postdigital Taking the crypto-pitchfork out of the squares and the hackerspaces and into the institutions https://alternativelearningtank.net
17:00 Hall 13 Ai Weiwei is Living in Our Future Hans de Zwart Starting with Ai Wei Wei, this talk will explore the societal consequences of ubiquitous surveillance. Who is watching who? How does it feel to be a watcher? Does first-person recording change our perspective of the world? Can we escape looking at each other? https://www.bof.nl
18:00 Adopt an ooniprobe hellais, aagbsn, anadahz, irl Join the fight against surveillance and censorship by adopting an ooniprobe. Feed it power and internet packets to watch it grow! https://ooni.torproject.org

N² Inhabitants:

Please leave contact details! (Dect, mail, jabber, whatever)

User I like/bring (Skills, ideas, Machines)* Arrival Departure Notes Contact
Dosch Building, decorating (a bit) and DJ-ing on the 29 26/12 31/12 Takin' it easy 3672
Webmind  ? 20/12 31/12 Stuff 6664 / 6284
revo Will bring RPi with XBian for live streaming talks and music jukebox 26/12 30/12
Varac Hand-on workshops on LEAP and Pixelated 26/12 30/12
zilog Will bring The Anonymous Selfie Machine (a 1.5x1.5x2.1m booth) 26/12 30/12
Mbeltran 26/12 30/12
ZombB CryptoParty Stickers 26/12 31/12 GSM 2669
metalgamer 26/12 31/12 GSM: 5665, Jabber: metalgamer@jabber.metalgamer.eu
Kiki Stickers 27/12 29/12 Jabber: Kirst3n@jabber.ccc.de
naif Will bring love! 26/12 31/12 Jabber: naif@jabber.ccc.de
txl time 27/12 31/12

N² Supporting organisations:

Organisation Contribution
AccessNow
AlternativeLearningTank Talk, The Anonymous Selfie Machine & The inCCCredible.ob(server)[];
Anarchist Village Preparations
Associated Whistle-Blowing Press
CAcert CAcert assurances around the clock
Choke Point Project TBA
Cryptocat
Cryptoparty Cryptoparty workshops, stickers, decorations
EDRi
EFF
Free Software Foundation Europe
Greenhost Preparations
Hart voor Internetvrijheid
LEAP Encryption Access Project Workshops on LEAP
Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights Workshop on Whistleblowing, GlobaLeaks/Tor2web stickers, Some Grappa
IMMI
The Internet Protection Lab
Nos Oignons
PUSCII
RiseUp!
Torservers.net
Tactical Tech
Tails Workshops on Tails
Vrijschrift
OTR!
Wikileaks Press
Frënn vun der Ënn A.S.B.L.

Anti-harassment policy

Like the technical community as a whole, the Noisy Square community is made up of a mixture of people from all over the world, working on a variety of projects -- including developing, teaching, engineering and connecting people. Diversity is one of our huge strengths, but it can also lead to communication issues and unhappiness. To that end, we have a few ground rules that we ask people to adhere to when they’re participating within this community. These rules apply equally to all. This isn’t an exhaustive list of things that you can or cannot do. Rather, take it in the spirit in which it’s intended -- a guide to make it easier to enrich all of us and the technical communities in which we participate. This policy is meant for the Noisy Square 31C3 gathering in Hamburg and the virtual spaces like IRC, mailing list and website.

           Create a welcoming space. Be welcoming, friendly and patient. 

Remember that we’re a world-wide community, so you might not be communicating in someone else’s primary language.

  • We want social justice. If you rarely feel out of place, you probably are part of a majority. Let's be clear: this is mostly the case, but not limited to the stereotype of the white male nerd. At CCC, you might be part of the majority because you grew up in occidental culture, or because you have a shiny degree in Computer Science, you have a well paid job, you come here ever since you can walk, or you simply are a good speaker and a confident person. Being part of a majority means that you should check on your own privileges from time to time and maybe take a step back. Ask yourself if you take up too much space by talking more, louder or longer than others, for example. Empower minorities: explicitly invite minorities & shy people to speak. Simply give enough space to everyone be able to express themselves and to evolve freely in order to make NoisySquare a more diverse place.
  • Be considerate. Your ideas will be used by other people, and you in turn will depend on the ideas of others. Any decision you take will affect other participants, and you should take those consequences into account when making decisions.
  • Be respectful. Not all of us will agree all the time, but disagreement is no excuse for poor behavior and poor manners. We might all experience some frustration now and then, but we cannot allow that frustration to turn into a personal attack. It’s important to remember that a community where people feel uncomfortable or threatened is not a productive one. Members of the Noisy Square community should be respectful when dealing with other participants.
  • Be careful in the words that you choose. Be kind to others. Do not insult or put down other participants. Harassment and other exclusionary behavior aren’t acceptable. This includes, but is not limited to:
    • Violent threats or language directed against another person.
    • Sexist, racist, or otherwise discriminatory jokes and language.
    • Exhibiting violent speak or material.
    • Publishing (or threatening to publish) other people’s personally identifying information ("doxing").
    • Recording, photographing or filming other persons without their consent. Seek consent before recording. Also ask people who may be seen or heard in the background.
    • Personal insults, especially those using racist or sexist terms.
    • Unwelcome sexual attention.
    • Advocating for, or encouraging, any of the above behavior.
    • Repeated harassment of others. In general, if someone asks you to stop, then stop.

When we disagree, try to understand why. Disagreements, both social and technical, happen all the time and Noisy Square is no exception. It is important that we resolve disagreements and differing views constructively. Remember that we’re different. The strength of Noisy Square comes from its varied community, people from a wide range of backgrounds. Different people have different perspectives on issues. Being unable to understand why someone holds a viewpoint doesn’t mean that they’re wrong. Don’t forget that it is human to err and blaming each other doesn’t get us anywhere. Instead, please consider offering your help in order to resolve issues and to help learn from mistakes.

Adapted from the Tails HackFest 2014 -- Anti-harassment policy, who used the Django Code of Conduct, that itself attributes it to the Speak Up! project.

TODO

HINT: This is a wiki, so you can edit edit this, ya know? :)

  • Add yourself as a member (on your wiki-profile page) & Refresh Memberlist
  • Join IRC Channel (#Noisysq irc.oftc.net)
  • Subscribe to Mailinglist
  • Blinking stuff!
  • Add TODOs

Extra

- T-shirts (maybe)

Stuff processed by noisysquare (this is supposed to show all noisysquare sessions)

 descriptionProcessed by assemblyHas organizer propertyHas session typeIs organized byHeld in languageHas session keywordHas subobjectThis property is a special property in this wiki.Has queryThis property is a special property in this wiki.
Ai Weiwei is Living in Our FutureStarting with Ai Wei Wei, this talk will explore the societal consequences of ubiquitous surveillance. Who is watching who? How does it feel to be a watcher? Does first-person recording change our perspective of the world? Can we escape looking at each other?Noisy SquareHansdezwart,TalkHansdezwarten - Englishsocial
political
Ai Weiwei is Living in Our FutureAi Weiwei is Living in Our Future
Ai Weiwei is Living in Our Future
Alternative Learning TankThe Alternative Learning Tank is a nomadic school and artistic organization that focuses in the research, creation and implementation of educational programs on progressive and radical fields of knowledge that are not contemplated by educational institutions. It strives for a reform of those institutions, embracing how knowledge is being produced and transferred in the XXI century. Drawing from precedents such as contemporary social movements, digital rights, hacker culture, new media and a general critical stand point about technology. ALT develops a practice of intellectual production and advocacy at the intersection between pedagogy, art and activism.Noisy SquareMBeltran, Zilog, Postdigital,TalkMBeltran
Zilog
Postdigital
en - Englishsocial
political
art
hacking
coding
security
Alternative Learning TankAlternative Learning Tank
Alternative Learning Tank
EU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care?The EU is planning to introduce a EU-wide retention system of your flight travel data. This session discusses why this is a bad idea and how we can stop it.Noisy SquareR8g,WorkshopR8gen - EnglishpoliticalEU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care?EU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care?
EU surveillance: What the fuck is in a PNR and why should I care?
Fuckoff googleDiscussion after lecture "fuck off google"Noisy SquareAnonymous,WorkshopAnonymousen - EnglishpoliticalFuckoff googleFuckoff google
Fuckoff google
Improve booklet on TailsNoisy SquareDonna,DonnaImprove booklet on TailsImprove booklet on Tails
Improve booklet on Tails
Improving the infrastructure behind Tailsgetting started with Tails system administrationNoisy SquareIntrigeri,WorkshopIntrigerien - Englishpolitical
software
inside
coding
security
safety
Improving the infrastructure behind TailsImproving the infrastructure behind Tails
Improving the infrastructure behind Tails
LEAP Provider Hands-OnHands-on: Setting up a leap provider (vpn, email or both) from scratch.Noisy SquareVarac,Hands-OnVaracde - German
en - English
software
security
LEAP Provider Hands-OnLEAP Provider Hands-On
LEAP Provider Hands-On
MessagingTechnical workshop for those involved in building and maintaining secure messaging systems - such as OTR, Pond, and various group chat protocols. We'll begin by reporting on progress in the last year, then split up into per-topic discussion groups.Noisy SquareInfinity0,WorkshopInfinity0en - Englishsoftware
network
security
Messaging
Messaging
Messaging
Messaging
Net neutrality and the return of the pink pantherThe fight for a neutral internet is not yet over.Noisy SquareKiki, R8g,TalkKiki
R8g
en - EnglishpoliticalNet neutrality and the return of the pink pantherNet neutrality and the return of the pink panther
Net neutrality and the return of the pink panther
OONI\: Open Observatory of Network InterferenceNoisy SquareHellais,HellaisOONI\: Open Observatory of Network InterferenceOONI\: Open Observatory of Network Interference
OONI\: Open Observatory of Network Interference
PLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (aka how the EU works)Why is PLux so important? What the hell is DG13? How do EU institutions work and why should we get involved in policy making?Noisy SquareKiki, R8g,TalkKiki
R8g
en - EnglishpoliticalPLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (aka how the EU works)PLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (aka how the EU works)
PLux, DG13, Directives and Regulations (aka how the EU works)
Parliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in GermanyWhat is happening in the parliamentary investigation in Germany, how does it work, what has been achieved so far and will there be asylum for Snowden in Berlin? What's the point and the purpose to do this work in parliament? I'd also like to discuss what is happening along these lines in other countries.Noisy SquareAnne,DiscussionAnneen - EnglishpoliticalParliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in GermanyParliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in Germany
Parliamentary Inquiry on Mass Surveillance in Germany
Practical WhistleblowingA practical workshop to share the experience coming from the support to more than 20 different whistleblowing initiatives as part of the GlobaLeaks project.Noisy SquareNaif,WorkshopNaifen - EnglishPractical Whistleblowing
Practical Whistleblowing
Practical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaksA practical workshop to share the experience coming from the support to more than 20 different whistleblowing initiatives as part of the GlobaLeaks project.Noisy SquareNaif,WorkshopNaifen - Englishsocial
political
Practical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaksPractical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaks
Practical Whistleblowing: Setting up leaksites beyond Snowden and WikiLeaks
Storm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship?A (nautical) discussion on data flow and trade agreements.Noisy SquareMGAMAS,TalkMGAMASen - EnglishpoliticalStorm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship?Storm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship?
Storm and privateers ahead on the cybersea: Is there a safe harbor for the EU-ship?
TTIP & CETA - let's troll it!Workshop on how to troll two of the biggest threats to democracy and the rule of law, disguised as free trade agreements. 2015 will be the year of non/ratification and negotiation of two EU deals that could end western democracy as we know it. Let's try to analyse pro TTIP and pro CETA propaganda and gather best counter-arguments.Noisy Square
EDRi
Drg, Walter, Rysiek,WorkshopDrg
Walter
Rysiek
en - Englishsocial
political
TTIP & CETA - let's troll it!TTIP & CETA - let's troll it!
TTIP & CETA - let's troll it!
The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined.Undercover Police officers in the UK spent years living with activists, forming the most intimate relationships and infiltrating every single part of our lives. No matter how many layers of encryption you use, if your closest companions are cops, sharing your home, your details and your computer, there is nowhere to hide. This talk is by one of a group of 8 women suing the London Metropolitan Police over undercover abuses. It will look at the experience of police infiltration in the UK, some of our responses, and how that might relate to digital privacy struggles and resistance to other parts of the surveillance state.Noisy SquareAtikka,TalkAtikkaen - Englishsocial
political
security
safety
The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined.The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined.
The Surveillance State: closer to home than you ever imagined.
Tor Relay Operators MeetupTor relay operators meetup -- questions about running Tor relays?Noisy SquareMo,MeetingMoen - Englishpolitical
network
security
Tor Relay Operators MeetupTor Relay Operators Meetup
Tor Relay Operators Meetup
Umbrella org meetupThe "Umbrella" group invites people interested in umbrella organizations (orgs handling multiple projects) to a meetup.Noisy SquareMo,MeetingMode - German
en - English
social
political
Umbrella org meetupUmbrella org meetup
Umbrella org meetup
WeFixTheNetThe "We Fix the Net" assembly" is to be the perfect place at 31c3 for all hackers to do something about replacing today's broken Internet with secure alternatives. We hope to have some talks and panels like last year.Noisy SquareGrothoff, SreeTotakura,WorkshopGrothoff
SreeTotakura
en - Englishsocial
political
hardware
software
network
hacking
coding
security
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
WeFixTheNet
What is PixelatedNoisy SquareTalken - EnglishsoftwareWhat is PixelatedWhat is Pixelated
What is Pixelated
What's next in the world of designing much needed secure protocols?Brainstorm session about secure `binary reproducibility and verification protocol` protocols. How can we better protect users, leak less metadata and create a more pleasant experience? This workshop will focus on making a design for reproducible builds, what do tools lack for the moment? How can we improve those tools? However, users are not going to compile our software they download the binaries, how can they verify it isn't tampered with? I have a sketch laying in my drawer for months now that I feel should be refined for great benefit of users world wide.Noisy SquareDrWhax,DiscussionDrWhaxen - Englishsoftware
security
What's next in the world of designing much needed secure protocols?What's next in the world of designing much needed secure protocols?
What's next in the world of designing much needed secure protocols?