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 ====== CryptoParty Oxford ====== ====== CryptoParty Oxford ======
-===== Friday 13th March 2020, 6:45pm at Common Ground ===== +===== EVENT TONIGHT (March 13th) ***POSTPONED*** ====  
-=== Common Ground Cafe, 37-38 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX1 2HF ===+=== Due to a significant number of speakers being unavailable and a travel ban from Open Rights Group we will be postponing the CryptoParty event this evening. 
 +This is very disappointing as we had a fantastic set of talks but these unique circumstances are outside our control. ===
  
 ==== FREE + open to all! ==== ==== FREE + open to all! ====
-{{:ox_cryptoparty_v2.png?400|}} +{{:oxford_crypto_party_poster_fix.png?400|}}
  
 ==== What's a CryptoParty? ==== ==== What's a CryptoParty? ====
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 ^ Date                    ^ Time      ^ Location                                                                                                                     ^ ^ Date                    ^ Time      ^ Location                                                                                                                     ^
 | Friday 13th March 2020  | 6:45-9pm  | [[https://www.commongroundstudy.space/contact-hours-find-us|Common Ground]], 37-38 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX1 2HF  | | Friday 13th March 2020  | 6:45-9pm  | [[https://www.commongroundstudy.space/contact-hours-find-us|Common Ground]], 37-38 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX1 2HF  |
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-=== Workshops === 
-| [[https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/antonella-perini/ | Antonella Perini]] | **Modo a prueba de riesgos (Threat modelling)**\\ This threat modelling tool has been specially designed for digital trainings of activists in Latin America, but it is adaptable to any context. Through simple steps, you will identify and weigh your digital risk levels and plan the necessary practices for your safety and privacy. | 
  
 === Lightning talks === === Lightning talks ===
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 ^ Facilitator ^ Description ^ ^ Facilitator ^ Description ^
 | [[https://www.openrightsgroup.org/|Open Rights Group]]  | **Digital trade vs. digital rights**\\ Open Rights Group’s Campaigns Manager Mike Morel will discuss the ways new international trade deals could affect the digital freedoms and privacy of UK residents. | | [[https://www.openrightsgroup.org/|Open Rights Group]]  | **Digital trade vs. digital rights**\\ Open Rights Group’s Campaigns Manager Mike Morel will discuss the ways new international trade deals could affect the digital freedoms and privacy of UK residents. |
 +| [[https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/antonella-perini/ | Antonella Perini]] | **Modo a prueba de riesgos (Threat modelling)**\\ Antonella will show us a threat modelling tool developed by Asuntos del Sur and specially designed for digital trainings of activists in Latin America, but it is adaptable to any context. Through simple steps, you can identify and weigh your digital risk levels and plan the necessary practices for your safety and privacy. |
 | [[https://www.openrightsgroup.org/groups/oxford/|Open Rights Group Oxford]] | **Neighbourhood Watched**\\ From facial recognition to social media monitoring, from remote hacking to the use of mobile surveillance equipment called 'IMSI catchers', UK police forces are using an ever-expanding array of surveillance tools to spy on us as we go about our everyday lives. Local Open Rights Group organiser Joe will give an overview of Privacy International’s Neighbourhood Watched campaign. | | [[https://www.openrightsgroup.org/groups/oxford/|Open Rights Group Oxford]] | **Neighbourhood Watched**\\ From facial recognition to social media monitoring, from remote hacking to the use of mobile surveillance equipment called 'IMSI catchers', UK police forces are using an ever-expanding array of surveillance tools to spy on us as we go about our everyday lives. Local Open Rights Group organiser Joe will give an overview of Privacy International’s Neighbourhood Watched campaign. |
 | [[https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/professor-bertrand-venard/|Bertrand Venard]] | **Why I don't care about my cybersecurity**\\ Prof. Bertrand Venard (Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford) will describe his research about the determinants of cybersecurity behaviour. Prof. Venard is leading the project Cybersecurity, funded by the European Union, which aims at understanding the cybersecurity behaviours of students through qualitative and quantitative research. | | [[https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/professor-bertrand-venard/|Bertrand Venard]] | **Why I don't care about my cybersecurity**\\ Prof. Bertrand Venard (Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford) will describe his research about the determinants of cybersecurity behaviour. Prof. Venard is leading the project Cybersecurity, funded by the European Union, which aims at understanding the cybersecurity behaviours of students through qualitative and quantitative research. |
 | [[https://www.fhi.ox.ac.uk/team/anders-sandberg/|Anders Sandberg]] | **What is privacy good for? The philosophy behind privacy**\\ Dr. Anders Sandberg (James Martin Research Fellow, Future of Humanity Institute, University of Oxford) considers that while many people desire privacy, philosophically it is not entirely obvious why it is a good thing or what other considerations may overrule it. This talk will be a quick overview of some philosophy of privacy. | | [[https://www.fhi.ox.ac.uk/team/anders-sandberg/|Anders Sandberg]] | **What is privacy good for? The philosophy behind privacy**\\ Dr. Anders Sandberg (James Martin Research Fellow, Future of Humanity Institute, University of Oxford) considers that while many people desire privacy, philosophically it is not entirely obvious why it is a good thing or what other considerations may overrule it. This talk will be a quick overview of some philosophy of privacy. |
-| [[https://twitter.com/KKollnig |Konrad Kollnig]] | **TrackerControl: Monitor and control in mobile tracking**\\ The collection of data about usage behaviour (‘tracking’) is common practice on smartphones, often without the knowledge of the users. As part of his DPhil, Konrad Kollnig (Computer Science Department, Oxford University) is developing an app, TrackerControl, that allows users to monitor and control this widespread, ongoing, hidden data collection. | 
 | [[https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/william.seymour/ |William Seymour]] | **The secret lives of smart things**\\ Have you ever wondered what your smart devices are up to? William Seymour (DPhil student, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford) discusses how to capture and visualise who devices are talking to, as well as the results from his research into how these visualisations can help people talk to each other about privacy and security. | | [[https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/william.seymour/ |William Seymour]] | **The secret lives of smart things**\\ Have you ever wondered what your smart devices are up to? William Seymour (DPhil student, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford) discusses how to capture and visualise who devices are talking to, as well as the results from his research into how these visualisations can help people talk to each other about privacy and security. |
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