[Nottingham] [Talk] *Tomorrow* Wednesday 02/05/2012: GPG Partytime!... and DEEMail?

[Martin]

Folks,

Reminder for those doing the keysigning at our meetup *Tomorrow*
Wednesday 02/05/2012:


GPG Partytime! & DEEMail?
http://nlug ml1 co uk/event/gpg-partytime-deemail

(Add the dots! Damn anti-spam silliness :-( )

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For those wishing to be Trusted with their presence, please bring along
photo-id (passport or photo driving license for example), their own Key
ID number, and key ‘fingerprint’ printed out on paper. See part way down
the SeahorseGPG example for what the “Key ID” and “Fingerprint” look like.

The printed-out-on-paper is important as a means of indelible
communication that can’t be easily forged. There’s also QR codes that
can be printed to convey the details… Thoughts on that?

Also, we have no WiFi at the Fellows venue, so we have to be thorough
and low-tech! ;-)

Note that no signed keys should be uploaded directly. As discussed
elsewhere: To avoid any possibility of fraud, the signed key must be
emailed to the email address for that key so that the real owner can
choose to upload the signed key.

Lets party!


https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDays/01232010/SeahorseGPG
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Cheers,
Martin


>> *Tomorrow* Wednesday 02/05/2012
> 
>> In highly evolutionary (revolutionary even? ;-) ) fashion, our
>> next meet follows popular trends to cover:
> 
> 
>> Part A:
> 
>> GPG keysigning party! (Properly, with paper. No WiFi!)
> 
>> Where 8 character passwords just don't cut the mustard(*)...
> 
> 
>> Part B:
> 
>> Beer break :-)
> 
> 
>> Part C:
> 
>> Presenting ideas for a Distributed Encrypted Email system where
>> both the message AND the addressing are encrypted.
> 
> 
>> Much further detail is on:
> 
>> GPG Partytime! & DEEMail? http://nlug ml1 co
>> uk/event/gpg-partytime-deemail
> 
> Add in the dots in the above!
> 
> 
>> and the rendezvous is as ever at our favoured:
> 
>> Fellows Morton and Clayton 54 Canal Street Nottingham, NG1 7EH 
>> Telephone: 0115 9506795
> 
>> latitude = 52.948615 longitude = -1.148431
> 
>> http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&ll=52.948615,-1.148431&spn=0.002806,0.004705&t=h&z=18&vpsrc=6
> 
>>  Food served up until 8pm.
> 
>> Normally we’re up the back, but we may be sat in the (warm) lower
>> bar area. Just look for the freaks with the Linux mags and gadgets
> 
> 
>> Wednesday 02/05/2012:
> 
>> 7:30pm: Meet and partying 8:00pm+ ?: Beer break 8:30pm+ ?:
>> Talks/Questions
> 
> 
> *All welcome*
> 
> See ya there, and with bits of paper!
> 
> Cheers,
> Martin
> 
> 
> 
>> The example that I'll be bringing along is multiple printouts of:
> 
>> Martin Lomas (Dr) <martin at ml1 co uk> 0xCEE1D3B7	85C0 B6BA EE68 E039
>> 990F 3CA6 FAC2 370E CEE1 D3B7
> 
>> (Two dots removed to avoid Google anti-spamming false hits! :-( )
> 
>> See:
> 
>> http://nlug ml1 co uk/event/gpg-partytime-deemail
> 
> Add in the dots in the above!
> 
> 
>> for brief further details for that. Anyone got a *nice* clear 
>> *succinct* demonstration of keysigning that doesn't descend into 
>> commandline confusion? (Something like the "Seamonkey" example but 
>> more general?)
> 
> 
>> * http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/cut-the-mustard.html

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