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12/6 :: indymedia tech skillshare :: encryption
...a free skillshare by the sfbayarea indymedia tech collective...
Learn how to use encryption and other techniques to protect your e-mail from prying eyes or forgery ..... A workshop brought to you by your local indymedia tech collective ... Monday, December 6th, 6 p.m. ... New College / Daniel Creamery ... 780 Valencia Street ... San Francisco
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I envy you all. Having a great workshop like that. Here in Toronto our Ontario Indysite is down. Reactionaries screwed up our servers just before Bush came to Canada! #@%*
Any chance someone can send notes so we can offer this workshop too!
GloLoria
Member of Indymedia Ontario Collective
imc-ontario [at] lists.indymedia.org
Any chance someone can send notes so we can offer this workshop too!
GloLoria
Member of Indymedia Ontario Collective
imc-ontario [at] lists.indymedia.org
I am from Germany. One of Echelon's station was operating from Bad Aibling.
But as soon as government found out what the NSA ( National Security Agency who is Echelon's operator) is doing they stopped them by introducing safe cellular phone encryption in the 80's. In the 90's the BSI ( Federal Agency for Information Security ) was founded. The agency examined operating systems for back doors and recomended encryption technologies to both the public and other authorities. This made the NSA's work quite difficult. After the US have been charged of industrial espionage using data transfer the German's wanted a close up of Bad Aibling Station. Now it is closed !
But as soon as government found out what the NSA ( National Security Agency who is Echelon's operator) is doing they stopped them by introducing safe cellular phone encryption in the 80's. In the 90's the BSI ( Federal Agency for Information Security ) was founded. The agency examined operating systems for back doors and recomended encryption technologies to both the public and other authorities. This made the NSA's work quite difficult. After the US have been charged of industrial espionage using data transfer the German's wanted a close up of Bad Aibling Station. Now it is closed !
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