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Revision as of 10:36, 6 February 2014
| Affinity Box project kick-off | |
|---|---|
| Meeting to start a new project | |
| Art | Meet-Up |
| Datum | 2014-02-08 |
| Start | 15:00 |
| Dauer | 3h |
| Host | nomaster
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(event in English language)
We organized CryptoParty to spread knowledge about cryptography. We showed people how to use cryptography tools and further their understanding about identity and trust. We learned about the different needs of journalists, activists and other groups of people. We created threat models and possible solutions.
On this journey, we found some favorite software like GnuPG and Tor. We recommended Tails as a specialized Linux distribution for secure anonymized communication. To us, this seems to be the latest and greatest client software.
But where do we put our data to share with others? Self-hosting seems to be a solution only for privileged, tech-savvy people. There is a need for a simple server distribution. It should run on small devices and should be easy to setup. The appified, anti-cloud Raspberry Pi or whatever. The idea for Affinity Box was born.
But to make it really usable and really secure, we are facing a lot of non-trivial problems. At this meet-up, we will show you a first protoype and the problems that came with it. Can you help us?
Developers, designers, engineers, activists, sysadmins! Regardless of your skills, if you are willing to contribute, we are very happy to have you with us.