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| ==== What? ==== | ==== What? ==== | ||
| - | **Attend a Cryptoparty in Hyderabad!** \\ | + | **Attend a Cryptoparty in Warangal!** \\ |
| **Learn to secure your digital services and communication channels** | **Learn to secure your digital services and communication channels** | ||
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| Governments around the world are greatly increasing their surveillance of the Internet. Alongside a loss of the private sphere, this also represents a clear danger to basic civil liberties. The good news is that we already have the solution; Encrypting communications makes it very hard, if not entirely impossible, for others to eavesdrop on our conversations. The bad news is that crypto is largely ignored by the general public, partly because they don't know about it, and partly because even if they do, it seems too much trouble to implement. (Text stolen [[https:// | Governments around the world are greatly increasing their surveillance of the Internet. Alongside a loss of the private sphere, this also represents a clear danger to basic civil liberties. The good news is that we already have the solution; Encrypting communications makes it very hard, if not entirely impossible, for others to eavesdrop on our conversations. The bad news is that crypto is largely ignored by the general public, partly because they don't know about it, and partly because even if they do, it seems too much trouble to implement. (Text stolen [[https:// | ||
| **So let's go and have a party, and teach each other how to use Crypto!** | **So let's go and have a party, and teach each other how to use Crypto!** | ||
| + | ==== Where ==== | ||
| + | Organizer: Swecha, a NPO aimed to promote Free Software. [know more: | ||
| + | Address: Swecha office, Beside Centre for Good Governance, Greenlands colony, Gachibowli ' | ||
| + | OS Maps : https:// | ||
| ==== Who? ==== | ==== Who? ==== | ||
| - | **Everyone is invited!** Do not hesitate to join, even (or especially) if you don't use crypto | + | **Everyone is invited!** |
| + | This would be more of like a friendly and informal gathering.\\ | ||
| + | Do not hesitate to join, even (or especially) if you don't use secure technologies | ||
| - | **Recommended to bring your Laptop and/or smart phone!** | ||
| ==== Logistics ==== | ==== Logistics ==== | ||
| - | == What to bring == | + | === What to bring === |
| - | * Desire to learn about secure | + | * Desire to learn about secure communications (mandatory! :D) |
| * Expertise, to share with others (if possible) | * Expertise, to share with others (if possible) | ||
| * Laptop and/or smart phone | * Laptop and/or smart phone | ||
| + | === Food and Drinks === | ||
| + | * Snacks would be served. | ||
| === Communication === | === Communication === | ||
| - | * IRC: irc:// | + | * IRC: irc:// |
| - | * Twitter, app.net, etc: #cryptoHyd | + | * Hashtag: # |
| + | * Pad for wild ideas:P, links, ideas, etc: https:// | ||
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| + | ==== Agenda ==== | ||
| + | === Aim === | ||
| + | Help make mass surveillance of entire populations uneconomical! We all have a right to privacy, which you can exercise today by encrypting your communications and ending your reliance on proprietary services. | ||
| - | == Agenda | + | === Syllabus |
| + | All the syllabus for Cryptoparty is listed here: https:// | ||
| - | (this is just a proposal, we can do whatever the participants feel to do and learn!) | + | === Schedule === |
| + | 09:30 - 10:00 Registration \\ | ||
| + | 10:00 - 11:00 Networking Session \\ | ||
| - | * Introduction | + | 11:00 - 12:00 Surveillance[30 min] and Data Privacy[30 min] \\ |
| - | * Web browser and add-ons | + | 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch \\ |
| - | * TOR Browser | + | 13:00 - 14:00 Cryptoparty part A \\ |
| - | * Add-ons(HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger, NoScript etc.) | + | |
| - | * Password | + | |
| - | * Why and how to ensure security? | + | * Browsing Security |
| - | + | * Browser security | |
| - | * Email Service Provider(Ex.Rise-up) | + | * Tor/Firefox |
| - | * Email Clients (Ex.Thunderbird, | + | * Secure |
| - | * Mail Encryption(Ex.Enigmail) | + | * Password Management & Authentication |
| - | * Secure | + | * 2 step verification & Free OTP |
| - | * Signal | + | * Password Safe |
| - | * OTR | + | * Web search |
| - | * Social Media | + | * Duck Duck Go |
| - | * Diaspora | + | * Unbubble |
| - | * GNUsocial | + | |
| - | * Operating System | + | |
| - | * FreedomBox | + | |
| - | == Open Invitation == | + | * Secure Chats |
| - | Invite your friends, colleagues and family. Let's party together. | + | * Text |
| + | * Cryptocat | ||
| + | * Thunderbird | ||
| + | * Voice | ||
| + | * Signal | ||
| + | * Video | ||
| + | * Jitsi | ||
| + | * Mumble | ||
| + | | ||
| + | 14:00 - 15:00 Cryptoparty part B \\ | ||
| + | * Email and IM Security | ||
| + | * Web based email | ||
| + | * Riseup | ||
| + | * Email clients | ||
| + | * Thunderbird | ||
| + | * K-9 | ||
| + | * Mail encryption | ||
| + | * Enigmail | ||
| + | * GNU Privacy Guard | ||
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| + | 15:00 - 16:00 Cryptoparty part C \\ | ||
| + | * Social Networks and Productivity | ||
| + | * Social Media | ||
| + | * Diaspora | ||
| + | * GNU Social | ||
| + | * Collaborative Docs | ||
| + | * Hubzilla | ||
| + | * Cryptopad | ||
| + | ==== Party Ends ==== | ||
| + | Discussion starts on how to take this concept of crypto-parties to different colleges, communities in a way to educate as as many people as possible about cyber security. | ||