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--- tfp [2013-10-15 16:32] – jane
+++ tfp [2015-10-05 15:55] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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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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  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: 1024 (should be sufficient) -> Key type: DSA & El Gamal (should be sufficient) -> Generate key
+ -> 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):