On 21/10/13 10:50, Olivia Jardine wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I just thought I'd introduce myself as I'll be helping Anna organise the Cryptoparty in December.

Hi Olivia and everyone,

I've been thinking about different things that we can offer to people who are offering to help.

I'm thinking if we and provide good follow up resources via web pages and pdfs that is useful.

I've got a few things up my sleeves, and I'll try to list them. Maybe there is a space where we can work on it together. Most of the links to the printable resources are to FLOSS Manuals where on the left menu you will see a epub / pdf link for printable resources.

Obviously you could do much more but here's my top 9 so far!! It might be nice to discuss what ones are missing and what priority people would put on these tools.

nice one Mick

==Email encryption==

===Thunderbird===

Device - Desktop / Laptop oS- Cross platform Level - Medium Info - This is a well-tested resource for a well-tested and popular method of email encryption Link - http://flossmanuals.net/thunderbird-workbook/ Other Links - Priority - ?

===K-9 and APG===

Device - Phones / Tablets OS- Android Level - Simple Info - This is about one of the only trusted email encryption routes for Android Link to printable resource- http://flossmanuals.net/k9/ Other Links - Priority - ?

==IM / Chat encryption==

===IRC (via Pidgin / Adium)===

Device - Desktop / Laptop OS- Cross platform Level - Medium Info - Well used communication method for older computer developers, there are many clients that can be used. Encrypted private chat is possible Link to printable resource- Other Links - https://securityinabox.org/en/pidgin_main Priority - ?

===Pidgin and OTR===

Device - Desktop / Laptop OS- Cross platform Level - Medium Info - Encrypted private chat is possible Link to printable resource- needs creating Other Links - https://securityinabox.org/en/pidgin_main (good basis for print out - free licence) Priority - ?

===CryptoCat===

Device - via Browser OS- Cross platform Level - Easy Info - Encrypted private chat is possible Link to printable resource- needs creating Other Links - http://www.hacker10.com/computer-security/encrypt-conversations-using-online... Priority - ?

==Safer Browsing==

===Firefox & Security===

Device - via Browser OS- Cross platform Level - Easy Info - A concise selection of how you can configure Firefox to be more secure. Includes info on https, cookies, tracking, IP checking and masking, privacy settings, tor and so on.

Link to printable resource- http://en.flossmanuals.net/summary-of-firefox/firefox-privacy/ http://en.flossmanuals.net/summary-of-firefox/summary-of-other-add-ons-for-s... http://en.flossmanuals.net/summary-of-firefox/https-everywhere/ http://en.flossmanuals.net/summary-of-firefox/tor-the-onion-router/

Other Links - http://en.flossmanuals.net/basic-internet-security/ Priority - ?

==Encrypting files locally==

===TrueCrypt=== Device - Desktop / Laptop OS- Android Level - Simple Info - keeps your files secure by preventing anyone without the correct password from opening them. It works like an electronic /safe/, which you can use to securely lock up your files. Link to printable resource- Other Links - https://securityinabox.org/en/truecrypt_main Priority - ?

==Using Smart Phones Safely==

There are a selection of interesting and useful applications by the GuardianProject for Android phones.

===ObscuraCam=== Device - Phones / Tablets OS- Android Level - Simple Info - Remove metadata and obscure faces etc on stills and video for android devices Link to printable resource- http://en.flossmanuals.net/obscuracam/ Other Links - Priority - ?

===Gibberbot and OTR=== Device - Phones / Tablets OS- Android Level - Medium Info - Chat securely on Android phones with OTR encryption Link to printable resource- Other Links - https://securityinabox.org/en/Gibberbot_main Priority - ?