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In light of the orwellian nightmare we've built ourselves into, now is a good time for the CSClub to pick up the slack it usually picks and teach people how to be safe out there.
In light of the orwellian nightmare we've built ourselves into, now is a good time for the CSClub to pick up the slack it usually picks and teach people how to be safe out there.


=Topics, and slides=
=Topics=




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* sharvey on ''Why Should You Care About Security and Privacy''
* sharvey on ''Why Should You Care About Security and Privacy''
* ?????? on ''Snowden Roundup'' (sharvey might be able to get some people from CrySP to discuss this; perhaps a panel followed by a Q&A?)
* ?????? on ''Storytime: Snowden Roundup'' (sharvey might be able to get some people from CrySP to discuss this; perhaps a panel followed by a Q&A?)
* ?????? on ''Storytime: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weev Weev]''
* yd2dong on ''Traffic Mixing''
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* ?????? on ''Storytime: Kevin Mitnick''
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* nguenthe on ''[http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr OTR]'' -- or IanG if we can get him!
* ?????? on ''Time Machines'' (Google-hacking, pleaserobme.com, etc)
* ?????? on ''Security Proofs: How Many Joules does the NSA Have?''
* ?????? on ''Security Proofs: How Many Joules does the NSA Have?''
* ?????? on ''Full Disk Encryption'' (zablache maybe)
* ?????? on ''Full Disk Encryption'' (zablache maybe)
* ?????? on ''SSH''
* ?????? on ''SSH''
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* ?????? on ''Tunnelling and VPNs''
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* ?????? on ''Your Wifi Network is Insecure'' (cover: aircrack-ng and reaver. maybe nmap and metasploit)
* [mailto:stephen.palmateer@gmail.com Stephen Palmateer] of KWLUG on ''Tor'' (vs i2p vs Freenet vs /r/darknet?)
* [mailto:stephen.palmateer@gmail.com Stephen Palmateer] of KWLUG on ''Tor'' (vs i2p vs Freenet vs /r/darknet?)
* yd2dong on ''Tunnelling, Mix Networks, and VPNs'' -- he's done original research on this area, would discuss censorship techniques (for example, DPI filters), how to defeat them, and significant additional hurdles for anti-censorship compared to simply protecting against eavesdropping. (live demos of blocking from China)
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* ?????? on ''Your Wifi Network is Insecure'' (cover: aircrack-ng and reaver. maybe nmap and metasploit)
* [mailto:silver@callysto.com Sean Howard] on ''How your ISP owns you'' (UW grad, ex Watsfic president, currently working for sentex.ca, knows details of Bell's network infrastructure and where the chokepoints are)
* [mailto:silver@callysto.com Sean Howard] on ''How your ISP owns you'' (UW grad, ex Watsfic president, currently working for sentex.ca, knows details of Bell's network infrastructure and where the chokepoints are)
* [http://cybersecurityinstitute.ca/ The Canadian Cybersecurity Institute] on ''Social Exploits'' (this person is via Sean Howard. Seems legit.)
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* nguenthe on ''[http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr OTR]'' -- or IanG if we can get him!
* nablack and m4farrel with a security demo + open ended question session
* nablack and sjcglads with a security demo + open ended question session
* m4farrel on ''Secrets of a DDoS''
* sjcglads on ''Secrets of a DDoS''
* wlritchi on ''Reversing SBeam and pnwing ur phone''
* wlritchi on ''Reversing SBeam and pnwing ur phone''
* mtrberzi on ''GPG, Keyservers, and You'' and with a keysigning party to boot
* mtrberzi on ''GPG, Keyservers, and You'' and with a keysigning party to boot
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* Sapphyre?
* Sapphyre?
* Hatguy!
* Hatguy!
* ?????? on ''Passwords'' (touch on [http://xkcd.com/936/ security proofs], hashapass/pwdhash, alternatives to passwords (biometrics, one time pads, challenge-response, ssh keys), NOT SHARING YOUR DAMN PASSWORDS ACROSS SITES (cite: the ps3 attack, the linkedin attack, the ....) and how to use jacktheripper/[http://hashcat.net/hashcat/ hashcat])
* ?????? on ''Passwords'' (touch on [http://xkcd.com/936/ security proofs], hashapass/pwdhash, alternatives to passwords (biometrics, one time pads, challenge-response, ssh keys), NOT SHARING YOUR DAMN PASSWORDS ACROSS SITES (cite: the ps3 attack, the [linkedin attack], the [http://techcrunch.com/2009/12/14/rockyou-hack-security-myspace-facebook-passwords/ rockyou attack] ([http://www.tomshardware.com/news/imperva-rockyou-most-common-passwords,9486.html super] [http://reusablesec.blogspot.ca/2010/01/more-analysis-of-rockyou-password-list.html interesting] [http://blog.jimmyr.com/Password_analysis_of_databases_that_were_hacked_28_2009.php analysis], myspace's hack, FaithWriters, purerave.com's attempt at better security that made it worse, the ....) and how to use jacktheripper/[http://hashcat.net/hashcat/ hashcat])
* ?????? on ''Browser Fingerprinting''
* ?????? on ''Browser Fingerprinting''
* ?????? on ''Filesystem Forensics and the Dangers of Log-Structured Data Storage'' (live demo!) (zablache maybe)
* ?????? on ''Filesystem Forensics and the Dangers of Log-Structured Data Storage'' (live demo!) (zablache maybe)
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And remember kids, '''''educational-use only'''''
And remember kids, '''''educational-use only'''''

=Hand Outs=

TOR? ahh!


=WPIRG cross promotion=
=WPIRG cross promotion=
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* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~iang/ Ian Goldberg] (sharvey)
* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~iang/ Ian Goldberg] (sharvey)
* [http://www.michaelgeist.ca/tags/privacy Michael Geist]
* [http://www.michaelgeist.ca/tags/privacy Michael Geist]
* RiseUp.net (WPIRG has direct contacts with them)
* ????
* Someone from WikiLeaks (we have direct contacts with them)
* [http://www.qpirgconcordia.org/?page_id=9#ats Anarchist Tech Support] (latter group seems dormant)
* Terry Labach (this sort of thing is, actually, directly within his job description)
* Terry Labach (this sort of thing is, actually, directly within his job description)
* [http://thoughtcrime.org Marlie Moxinspike]
* [http://thoughtcrime.org Marlie Moxinspike]
* UofT Citizen Lab People


=Related work and Telling Evidence=
=Related work and Telling Evidence=
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[https://www.encrypteverything.ca/ Pirate Party's EncryptEverything]
[https://www.encrypteverything.ca/ Pirate Party's EncryptEverything]

https://citizenlab.org/ @ UofT


[http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/ken/trust.html Ken Thompson - Reflections on Trusting Trust]
[http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/ken/trust.html Ken Thompson - Reflections on Trusting Trust]



http://www.jbonneau.com/publications.html


====Evidence====
====Evidence====

Latest revision as of 14:55, 8 October 2013

In light of the orwellian nightmare we've built ourselves into, now is a good time for the CSClub to pick up the slack it usually picks and teach people how to be safe out there.

Topics

This information is fuzzy and subject to change. Do not trust it.

sharvey, m4, and nguenthe are adminning this term's series

Though the topics are diverse, the ones we will favour actually running are seminars that are short, to the point, and give a specific skill(set).

Note: might be worth organizing this better by theme -sharvey

  • sharvey on Why Should You Care About Security and Privacy
  • ?????? on Storytime: Snowden Roundup (sharvey might be able to get some people from CrySP to discuss this; perhaps a panel followed by a Q&A?)
  • ?????? on Storytime: Weev
  • ?????? on Storytime: Kevin Mitnick
  • nguenthe on OTR -- or IanG if we can get him!
  • ?????? on Time Machines (Google-hacking, pleaserobme.com, etc)
  • ?????? on Security Proofs: How Many Joules does the NSA Have?
  • ?????? on Full Disk Encryption (zablache maybe)
  • ?????? on SSH
  • Stephen Palmateer of KWLUG on Tor (vs i2p vs Freenet vs /r/darknet?)
  • yd2dong on Tunnelling, Mix Networks, and VPNs -- he's done original research on this area, would discuss censorship techniques (for example, DPI filters), how to defeat them, and significant additional hurdles for anti-censorship compared to simply protecting against eavesdropping. (live demos of blocking from China)
  • ?????? on Your Wifi Network is Insecure (cover: aircrack-ng and reaver. maybe nmap and metasploit)
  • Sean Howard on How your ISP owns you (UW grad, ex Watsfic president, currently working for sentex.ca, knows details of Bell's network infrastructure and where the chokepoints are)
  • The Canadian Cybersecurity Institute on Social Exploits (this person is via Sean Howard. Seems legit.)
  • nablack and sjcglads with a security demo + open ended question session
  • sjcglads on Secrets of a DDoS
  • wlritchi on Reversing SBeam and pnwing ur phone
  • mtrberzi on GPG, Keyservers, and You and with a keysigning party to boot
  • v2buterin on Bitcoin and Bitmessage (maybe? pretty please?)
  • IST Security:
  • Sapphyre?
  • Hatguy!
  • ?????? on Passwords (touch on security proofs, hashapass/pwdhash, alternatives to passwords (biometrics, one time pads, challenge-response, ssh keys), NOT SHARING YOUR DAMN PASSWORDS ACROSS SITES (cite: the ps3 attack, the [linkedin attack], the rockyou attack (super interesting analysis, myspace's hack, FaithWriters, purerave.com's attempt at better security that made it worse, the ....) and how to use jacktheripper/hashcat)
  • ?????? on Browser Fingerprinting
  • ?????? on Filesystem Forensics and the Dangers of Log-Structured Data Storage (live demo!) (zablache maybe)
  • ?????? on SSL: It's Broken
  • ?????? on Storytime: Exporting "Munitions"
  • ?????? on Stegonography (might be able to get sharvey's SO to cover this)
  • ?????? on Digital Watermarks
  • ?????? on Getting root in 5 minutes with physical access (cover how to boot single-user in all versions of Windows, OS X, Linux, and when that fails how to pull a drive and crack the password with l0phtcrack (Win32) or simply editing /etc/shadow (*nix). also the compressed air->frozen RAM and Firewire-DMA attacks)
  • ?????? on What is Identity (maybe toss this out to WPIRG?) with info on how sites and overlords (facebook, google) identify you, and how to split your identity digitally
  • ?????? on Physical Security (locks, safes, etc.)
  • ?????? on Crypto: terms, definitions, and why software still sucks
  • ?????? on Entropy and Randomness and why you shouldn't trust your router
  • ?????? on Network things (ARP, DNS, etc.)
  • ?????? on Side Channels (sharvey's SO will probably do this)

And remember kids, educational-use only

Hand Outs

TOR? ahh!

WPIRG cross promotion

WPIRG wants to cross-promote a "privacy forum" with us. They are imagining as an expert panel + QA session, during November. Probably the ideal distribution is csc events on the technical side ("how to shot pgp", "how to make tls go", "wat is passwurd") with WPIRG on the human-scale and politics side, with advertising to both of our cohorts for all events. Some ideas for expert participants:

  • Ian Goldberg (sharvey)
  • Michael Geist
  • RiseUp.net (WPIRG has direct contacts with them)
  • Someone from WikiLeaks (we have direct contacts with them)
  • Anarchist Tech Support (latter group seems dormant)
  • Terry Labach (this sort of thing is, actually, directly within his job description)
  • Marlie Moxinspike
  • UofT Citizen Lab People

Related work and Telling Evidence

Related Work

EFF's Surveillance Self-Defense Guide

Pirate Party's EncryptEverything

https://citizenlab.org/ @ UofT

Ken Thompson - Reflections on Trusting Trust


http://www.jbonneau.com/publications.html

Evidence

http://readwrite.com/2010/08/04/google_ceo_schmidt_people_arent_ready_for_the_tech

IMPORTANT MEDIA

3 Dead Trolls in a Baggie - The Privacy Song MC Frontalot - Secrets from the Future

XKCD: Security XKCD: Password Strength

Past by Term

Fall 2013

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