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 ===== City of Durham, United Kingdom ===== ===== City of Durham, United Kingdom =====
  
 +==== Keeping in touch ====
  
-===== CryptoParty on October 21st, 2014 =====+We agreed on Oct 21st that we would use the [[http://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/durham|Durham LUG mailing list]] to communicate and organise until someone suggests something better. Non-linux-users are most welcome. If you want to get involved, subscribe to that list and tell us why you're here. Say that Bob sent you ;-)
  
----- +Update on March 4th 2016: there is a discussion about a cryptoparty in the North East happening on the [[https://lists.openrightsgroup.org/listinfo/org-northeast|Open Rights Group NE list]] and on [[:newcastle|this page]]
-[[https://network23.org/dfs3/events/durham-cryptoparty/|Book your place now]]              <--- this will not record your IP address+
  
-----+==== Future CryptoParties ====
  
-Welcome to the organising page for the Durham CryptoParty.+Times & places be announced soon, here or [[:newcastle|here]].
  
-Please book yourself a place if you intend to be there on the night in any capacity, so we don't overcrowd the room. If we get fully booked we'll think about putting on another event for anyone who we couldnt' fit in.+Here are some ideas for talks, demos etc. that people have offered already (please add yourself if you have something relevant to offer)
  
-There is no charge for attendance. We have been given free use of a room on the understanding that we will be buying drinks at the bar (soft drinks are available) which is open from 7.30PM.+^Topic ^Person | 
 +|OTR messaging |Dan | 
 +|Checking your signals with WireShark |Dave | 
 +|VPNs and ssh tunnels |Dave |
  
-The event has been instigated by some members of Durham Linux User Group, however the event is open to users of all systems. If you have knowledge of a non-*nix system and are able to help people use simply encryption tools on it, please make yourself known (use an alias if you like) in the volunteers section below.+\\
  
-=== What we have === +==== Past CryptoParties ====
- +
-This is what we've got: +
-  * Venue: Classroom at the [[http://www.durham-arc.org.uk/|Durham Amateur Rowing Club]] +
-  * Time: 7.30pm to 10.30pm +
-  * Desk space and chairs for up to 30 people +
-  * Plenty of power sockets +
-  * wifi +
-  * projector with VGA input if anyone wants to show stuff to the group +
-  * "break out" space in the bar +
-  * parking for cars and bikes. and boats for that matter. +
-  *  +
- +
-=== What we need ===  +
-  * Snacks +
-  * Signage +
-  * Some old, cheapo USB flash drives to give away TAILS on. Anyone know where we can get some, e.g. some promotional ones that got overproduced? +
- +
-=== Volunteers === +
- +
-==In advance== +
-  * Make this wiki page better / make more pages +
-  * Contact interested local groups +
-  * Social media links pointing to this page +
-  * Make some signs (A4 should do) to direct people to the right room +
-  * Bake a cake #1  //mark will make one// +
-  * Bake a cake #2  //no volunteer yet// +
- +
-==On the night== +
-I think the main plan is to hang loose and show each other cool stuff. However if lots of people turn up needing a basic overview of a topic, it would be cool to have a 5-minute presentation prepared, would it not? There are [[spread:slides]] already on this wiki for us to use. Could folks nominate themselves here / add your offer to the list, or take one of these: +
- +
-  * PGP basics //no volunteer yet// +
-  * PGP keysigning //RM// +
-  * Simple TOR usage with TBB //no volunteer yet// +
-  * OTR //no volunteer yet// +
-  * Hard disk encryption //no volunteer yet// +
- +
-===Questions and Answers=== +
- +
-please add Q/A depending on what you have +
- +
-**Q** Will the cakes be stored in a CryptoPantry? **A** No, nor will they contain keys.+
  
 +[[durham_oct14|October 21st 2014]]