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CryptoParty: Introduction by Olexii Markovets
This document outlines the topics that will be covered at an upcoming CryptoParty event. The event will introduce participants to basic cryptography tools to help spread knowledge and privacy in a fun, public setting. It will cover tools like PGP/GPG for encrypting email, Tor for anonymity online, and Tails for secure operating systems. The goal is to educate people about digital privacy and security as mass government surveillance increases. Participants will learn practical skills over complex theory and have opportunities to network with others.
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- 1. Oleksiy Markovets oleksiy@m7s.org 3BCB 8D01 FFBAEBD3 AE08 79B8 C043 4EE6 0726 02B1
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- 19. “Why would anyone tryto hack me?”
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- 23. Recall ciphers you madeup in school
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- 38. No privacy means No freespeech
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- 56. So if youare activist ...
- 57. … fighting for freedomof Tibet ...
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- 59. … especially if youare journalist.
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- 62. it’s already too lateto learn
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- 105. Check Top of mostcommon passwords
- 106. password, 123456, qwerty, dragon,baseball, sex, letmein, football, shadow, tigger, fuck, batman, ... - are not passwords
- 107. Don’t use same passwordfor all services
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- 109. Part 4: Where tostart?
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