Assembly:NGI
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Our location
https://34c3.c3nav.de/l/c:2:269.31:352.91/@2,275.53,359.46,4.08
(CCL Hall 3, Rights and Freedom cluster, next to Whonix table)
Star Trek Next Generation Internet? Wut?
- The European Commission is looking for a Next Generation Internet.
- We have one. Actually, we have more than one. Neither is ready to replace the broken Internet, yet, but we should talk about it.
Don't Miss Our Sessions
- They are listed in the box above as "self-organized sessions."
Additional sessions that we recommend:
2017-12-27
- Session:Pretty Easy privacy (p≡p) for Thunderbird via Enigmail: How it works!
- Session:Namecoin as a Decentralized Alternative to Certificate Authorities for TLS (although we can't be there to explain why we tend to prefer GNS and secushare for that ;))
- You Broke The Future! Thanks for the namedropping, dude! :)
- BGP and the Rule of Custom: (cjd explains the madness in BGP and probably why distributed technologies such as cjdns and GNUnet bypass it in an NGI spirit)
- Practical Mix Network Design (mixnets: one of the upcoming anonymization tools of GNUnet and secushare…)
2017-12-28
- Trügerische Sicherheit by Peter Schaar
- Lattice Hacks feat. Tanja Lange & djb
2017-12-29
- Fuckoffgoogle @ TeaHouse
- OONI feat. hellais
- More mixnets
2017-12-30
- Briar!
- Session:Join a Task Force for Civil Coexistence, Preventive Justice and Liquid Democracy 16:00
Sessions that we would like to comment on:
- (but we probably won't find the time to come by and say hello…)
2017-12-27
- Session:Social Networking, powered by FreeSoftware (we would love to join the discussion and explain why we should no longer invest in federated systems but go distributed!)
- Session:Jabber/XMPP: the past, the presence and the future (if federation is not the future, why even consider a badly designed syntax to go with it?)
- In a decent and constitutional Internet, JTRIG and social scoring should not be possible.
2017-12-28
- That also counts for IoT.
2017-12-29
- Blockchain Hype? There's always a lot to be said about that…