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--- tfp [2013-10-15 12:57] – censorship link added jane
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-====== Tinfoil Hat Party ======
+====== Tinfoil Hat Party #0 ======
 Overall goal: Increase capability of citizens to create privacy.\\
-Date: 2013-10-18 or 2013-10-25\\
+Date: 2013-10-25\\
 Venue: Main room of the Edinburgh Hacklab\\
+Next party: [[tfp1 |Tinfoil hat party #1]]
 ===== Intro =====
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 First night:
-  * Disclaimer: the tools presented in the workshop are only useful if the rest of the system is well protected, too. This means the system's security configuration as a whole should be fine-tuned against attackers. Communication is secure only as long as your partner employs the same level of paranoia. You're probably safe from a random thief, not NSA. (35 mins) - rsdy
+  * Disclaimer: the tools presented in the workshop are only useful if the rest of the system is well protected, too. This means the system's security configuration as a whole should be fine-tuned against attackers. Communication is secure only as long as your partner employs the same level of paranoia. You're probably safe from a random thief, not NSA. (35 mins) - rhapsodhy
   * analyze e-mail headers to raise awareness(?).
-  * GPG - janem
+  * [[gnupg & Thunderbird]]- Jane
   * Keysigning party!
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   * Participants (max 10 people)
-  * What OS is used
+  * What OS is used to provide with the
-  * Workshop hosts: rhapsodhy, Jane, Alex
+  * Workshop hosts: rhapsodhy, Jane
   * Trainings material
   * 3h
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 We discussed to provide a workshop about disc encryption at the same evening.
 The challenge here is, that on top of providing applicable training material about disc encryption, more resource are needed to get a neat USB sticks done.
-I am not entirely sure if we have the capacity to do this on the first night. (Maybe an other go in Nov.)
+I am not entirely sure if we have the capacity to do this on the first night. (Review and next planning IRC 2013-11-31)
 I am planning to limit the workshop content just to Thunderbird. I know there are x millions e-mail clients out there but I don't have the time to look into all of them. It might be the best to promote the event early and see if enough participants would go for this selection.
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   * edinburghhacklab: shared space/knowledge
   * edinburghhacklab: shared space, shared knowledge
+==== Thunderbird with Enigmail ====
+Thunderbird with Enigmail is available on all major OS platforms (Linux, Mac, Windows) and is therefore the most widely available. Install:
+Alternative you become a customer and  (which can be used by Thunderbird).
+ Start Thunderbird:
+Menu -> Internet -> Thunderbird
+ Set up your new e-mail account in Thunderbird to use IMAP. (In the example, Yahoo Mail is used, but the method is the same for Gmail.) Make sure your firewall allows ports 993 (IMAP) and 465 (SMTP) and 11371 (HKP).
+Thunderbird -> file -> New -> Mail Account... -> (Enter Your name, Email address, Password)
+-> IMAP: Access folders and messages from multiple computers (ticked) -> Create Account
+ Generate a new OpenPGP key pair:
+Thunderbird -> OpenPGP -> Key Management -> Generate -> New Key Pair -> (fill in desired passpharase, if any, and details)
+ -> Advanced -> Key Size:4096-bits key -> Key type:  RSA  -> Generate key
+ -> "We highly recommend to generate a revocation certificate for your key..." -> Generate Certificate
+This method will use pre-selected key servers stored in the default Thunderbird settings. If you wish to add selected key servers (such as keys.gnupg.net and keyserver.ubuntu.com):
+Thunderbird -> OpenPGP -> Preferences -> Keyserver -> Specify your keyserver(s): -> keys.gnupg.net, keyserver.ubuntu.com -> OK
+ Turn off HTML in messages:
+Thunderbird -> (Email Account ID) -> Composition & Addressing -> Compose messages in HTML format (unticked) -> OK
+ Send and sign encrypted email with your OpenPGP key.
+Thunderbird -> Write -> (compose message) -> OpenPGP -> Sign Message (ticked) -> Encrypt Message (ticked) -> Send