We discussed TAILS, the TOR browser, privacy, creating anonymous personas, and maintaining anonymity. We also discussed security podcasts, the book Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War by Fred Kaplan, the wanna-cry malware, encryption, BSides Denver, Great Scott Gadgets and the legal ramifications of open WIFI.
https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en
Dark Territory (on Amazon.com): http://a.co/gPieP7o
This coming weekend is a event called “March for Science”. In an era that plays fast and loose with facts, and has an active agenda to bury evidence, someone needs to stand up for the sciences. Take a look at the link below.
Maybe I’ll see you there!
Turnout has been great at all of the meetings this year. Many new faces. The new format for the meetings has worked out well. There may be a great many IT professionals in the group, but anyone is welcome. We encourage open minds, and the questioning of security and privacy. Get involved!
Don’t forget DC970 will have a Capture the Flag (CTF) event this Thursday night. https://dc970.org/2017/04/ctf-night/
February 2017 Meeting
7:00pm to ~9:00pm
10 people attended (1 first timers)
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January 2017 Meeting
7:00pm to ~9:00pm
8 people attended (0 first timers)
Discussion