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-Sacramento's [[http://www.hackerlab.org | Hacker Lab]] is having a cryptoparty!
+Sacramento's [[http://www.hackerlab.org | Hacker Lab]] is having our second cryptoparty!
 **Where** : [[http://www.hackerlab.org | The Hacker Lab]], 1715 I St. Sacramento, CA 95811
-**When** : October 24th, 2013 @ 7:00 PM
+**When** : December 6th, 2013 @ 6:00 PM
-**What** : Sacramento's first ever cryptoparty will be a free social gathering for discussion of all things security. We're open to all skill levels and interests and hope to teach the community about encryption and security basics.
+**What** : Sacramento's cryptoparty is a free social gathering for discussion of all things security.  We're open to all skill levels and interests and hope to teach the community about encryption and security basics.
-You should bring any combination of laptop, cellphone, portable hard drive, etc. for participating in creating/swapping RSA keys.
+Our second cryptoparty will include:\\
+- Off-the-Record (OTR) Messaging:  demo of OTR chat, and setting up an OTR-capable chat client to work with various instant messaging platforms (like Yahoo Messenger or IRC).\\
+- Email encryption:  for those who missed it last time, we'll go over setting up a mail client to use PGP, and cover key generation and key signing.\\
+- Informal key-signing party
-Sign up at our meetup page to say hello or just stop by!
+You can get a head start with email encryption by installing these:\\
+- [[http://gnupg.org|GPG]]\\
+- [[https://www.mozilla.org/thunderbird|Thunderbird]]\\
+- [[https://enigmail.net|Enigmail]]
+For OTR messaging, [[https://securityinabox.org/en/using_pidgin| follow this guide]] to get started, or try [[https://securityinabox.org/en/Gibberbot_main|this]] for phones or tablets.  (Note:  "GibberBot" is now called "ChatSecure".)
+If you'd like to participate in key signing, please bring picture ID.  If you already have a key, it helps to bring printed copies of your key fingerprint (such as the output of gpg-key2ps).
+Light snacks will be provided.  If you feel like bringing a snack or tasty beverage to share with the group, then you are awesome.
+Email richard [at] hackerlab.org or josh [at] hackerlab.org, if you have any questions or comments.