Den här skriften borde intressera folk här på listan, en brittisk handbok i informationssäkerhet riktad mot journalister: http://www.tcij.org/resources/handbooks/infosec Begin forwarded message: > From: Arjen Kamphuis <arjen@xxxxxxxx> > Subject: [cp-global] Infosec 4 journalists (and other humans) > Date: 14 Jul 2014 10:16:46 GMT+2 > To: general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, privacycafe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "noisysquare@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <noisysquare@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, global@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Dear fellow hacktivists, > > For the UK Centre for Investigate Journalism I have co-authored a > handbook 'Information Security for Journalists'. This is a book in a > series of handbooks commissioned by the CIJ with the aim to produce > densly packed knowledge for investigative journalists who operate at the > sharp end of the profession (either operating in scary countries or > against scary opponents). It is however also very usable for other > humans who just want to back up their UNDHR article 12 rights with some > strong crypto. > > Most of the credit for the writing goes to my co-author Silkie Carlo who > works with intelligence whistleblowers for a living. All technical > mistakes are mine. > > Last week we published an initial version of the handbook during the > CIJ's yearly Summerschool Conference: > http://www.tcij.org/resources/handbooks/infosec > This book is intented as a practical crashcourse that any interested, > non-IT-specialist individual can run through in a long weekend (or two). > We are currently processing feedback from journalists who have been > trying it out and putting resources in place to do maintenance and > translations into a dozen+ languages (including Arabic, Russian and > Chinese). > > Interview with RT's Max Keiser: > http://www.gendo.nl/en/blog/arjen/bankrupting-the-nsa-with-tails-defeating-ttip > > Feedback most welcome! (feedback mail in book and on the above page). > > The entire book is Creative Commons licenced (BY-NC-SA) and so will all > future versions be, including the translations. We're working on ebook > formats and will make dead-tree versions after the summer when we've > worked in two months of feedback. > > To the best of my knowledge there was nothing like this available up to > now. If I'm wrong please point me to other materials I may have missed. > Thanks! > > > -- > Met vriendelijke groet/With kind regards/Mit Freundlige Grußen, > Arjen Kamphuis > Gendo B.V. > > Main: +31 20 891 0330 > mail: arjen@xxxxxxxx > > gendo.ch (website) > gendo.nl/blog/arjen (Dutch blog) > gendo.ch/en/blog/arjen (English blog) > > about.me/arjenkamphuis (social media) > > files.gendo.nl/keys/arjen@xxxxxxxxxxxx (public key) > PGP fingerprint: > 55FB B3B7 949D ABF5 F31B BA1D 237D 4C50 118A 0EC2 > > ============================================================ > This e-mail message and its attachments are subject to the disclaimer > published at the following website of Gendo: > http://www.gendo.nl/disclaimer Gendo B.V. is registered with the trade > register in The Netherlands under number 28116864. > > _______________________________________________ > global mailing list > global@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > https://cryptoparty.is/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/global
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