[Liverpool] Next meeting

[Antony Bailey]

Sounds good.

I'm thinking that I will talk about public / private key cryptography which
covers PGP, DRM and Bitcoin.

I'll do disc encryption. So true crypt vs others.

I'll do point to point encrypted phone calls along with examples for modern
phones both mobile and land line. Including PBX for home.

Obviously all the encryption you use is just as strong as your will to keep
your data secure. I won't link to the xkcd, but I'm sure you know the
example. So I'll do plausible deniability along with clandestine intrusion
by shall we say nation states.

Data destruction also. This talk is also known as Guttman thinks 35 passes
is just going to kill a drive too. If I had the cash to hand I'd get some
drives of eBay and show you how to see strangers' holiday snaps.

Examples maybe of broken cryptography like md5 and historical cipher like
the bacon cipher (everyone likes bacon).

I'm sure I'm missing some things. So if you want anything special let me
know.

Oh go on let's have that xkcd http://xkcd.com/538/
On 21 Aug 2013 11:33, "Dan Lynch" <biglynchy at gmail.com> wrote:

> Sorry for the slow reply to this. It's been sat unread in my inbox for a
> while. I'm happy to have a discussion around cryptography and I think it
> would make a good future session. I know we have some members who are very
> passionate about it.
>
> If Seb does his demo In Sept we could have a key signing session
> before/after and a longer talk on cryptography in Oct if you're up for it
> Antony?
>
> Let me know what you think, cheers,
>
> Dan
>
>
> On 12 August 2013 16:09, Antony Bailey <
> antony.bailey at thepoliceoftheinter.net> wrote:
>
>>
>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>> Hash: SHA1
>>
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> I know we have had key signing events that were not too popular.
>> Obviously now with the ever increasing threat of the NSA (Don't worry,
>> I'm already on the 9/11 BOMB TERRORIST ATTACK SPYING HONEY BADGER
>> watchlist).
>>
>> Let's actually have a sensible discussion about cryptology. From PGP for
>> email to stenography.
>>
>> I'm happy to put together some resources. I'll even put together
>> examples for people to see.
>>
>> What do we think?
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>>
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