Web of Trust - Revision history

Lizzie at 01:32, 10 November 2016

2016-11-10T01:32:54Z

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 == Clear instructions ==
-TODO
+signing someone's key!
 == Caveats ==

2016-11-09T23:48:38Z

removed short ids bc they suck

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	! scope="col"\| Name		! scope="col"\| Name
	! scope="col"\| Fingerprint		! scope="col"\| Fingerprint
	~~! scope="col"\| 64-bit KeyID~~
	! scope="col"\| Key Location		! scope="col"\| Key Location
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row"\| Zephyr <zv@nxvr.org>		! scope="row"\| Zephyr <zv@nxvr.org>
	\| 9358 C8BD AAD9 A62B B08B 9660 F6F2 D044 5DC1 72F8		\| 9358 C8BD AAD9 A62B B08B 9660 F6F2 D044 5DC1 72F8
	~~\| 0xF6F2D0445DC172F8~~
	\| https://keybase.io/zetavolt/key.asc		\| https://keybase.io/zetavolt/key.asc
	\|		\|
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	! scope="row"\| cowlicks <cowlicks@riseup.net>		! scope="row"\| cowlicks <cowlicks@riseup.net>
	\| D3A4 A167 C186 4747 8645 73F1 39E3 7237 0D7A A999		\| D3A4 A167 C186 4747 8645 73F1 39E3 7237 0D7A A999
	~~\| 0x39E372370D7AA999~~
	\| https://keybase.io/cowlicks/key.asc		\| https://keybase.io/cowlicks/key.asc
	\|		\|
	\|-
	~~! scope="row"\| Test~~
	~~\| Test~~
	~~\| Test~~
	~~\| Test~~
	\|}		\|}

2016-11-09T23:40:29Z

adding my identity

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	\| 9358 C8BD AAD9 A62B B08B 9660 F6F2 D044 5DC1 72F8		\| 9358 C8BD AAD9 A62B B08B 9660 F6F2 D044 5DC1 72F8
	\| 0xF6F2D0445DC172F8		\| 0xF6F2D0445DC172F8
	\| keybase.io/zetavolt/key.asc		\| https://keybase.io/zetavolt/key.asc
			\|
			\|-
			! scope="row"\| cowlicks <cowlicks@riseup.net>
			\| D3A4 A167 C186 4747 8645 73F1 39E3 7237 0D7A A999
			\| 0x39E372370D7AA999
			\| https://keybase.io/cowlicks/key.asc
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-

2016-11-09T23:11:18Z

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	* Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.		* Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.

	For now, we'd like to get more people to sign each others' keys at Noisebridge. In the future, it may be useful to build tools to visualize islands and the noisebridge "strong set", the largest set of noisebridge people who mutually trust each other. Once that set of people is clear, you can join it by finding three or more people who belong to it who are willing to sign your key.		For now, we'd like to get more people to sign each others' keys at Noisebridge. In the future, it may be useful to build tools to visualize islands and the noisebridge "strong set", the largest set of noisebridge people who mutually trust each other. Once that set of people is clear, you can join it by finding three or more people who belong to it who are willing to sign your key, and we can strategically bridge islands to join the largest group of people together.

	== Clear instructions ==		== Clear instructions ==

2016-11-09T23:10:42Z

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	TODO		TODO

			== Caveats ==

			* Don't trust signatures you find on the noisebridge wiki.
			* Don't trust 32-bit or 64-bit short ids. They can be easily faked. See https://evil32.com/

	== chat log ==		== chat log ==

2016-11-09T23:08:36Z

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	* Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.		* Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.

			For now, we'd like to get more people to sign each others' keys at Noisebridge. In the future, it may be useful to build tools to visualize islands and the noisebridge "strong set", the largest set of noisebridge people who mutually trust each other. Once that set of people is clear, you can join it by finding three or more people who belong to it who are willing to sign your key.

			== Clear instructions ==

			TODO

	== chat log ==		== chat log ==

2016-11-09T23:06:42Z

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	Here's how the GPG web of trust works:		Here's how the GPG web of trust works:

	+ You want to send a message to Alice.		* You want to send a message to Alice.
	+ You download the alice@example.com keys from a public keyserver. This key may not belong to the real Alice!		* You download the alice@example.com keys from a public keyserver. This key may not belong to the real Alice!
	+ If three or more people you trust, either directly or transitively, have signed the alice@example.com key, your GPG client will tell you that.		* If three or more people you trust, either directly or transitively, have signed the alice@example.com key, your GPG client will tell you that.
	+ Finally, you can send an email to Alice, with some assurance that you have the right key.		* Finally, you can send an email to Alice, with some assurance that you have the right key.

	Noisebridge can help the following ways:		Noisebridge can help the following ways:
	+ Finding Alice's email address, if you don't already have it.		* Finding Alice's email address, if you don't already have it.
	+ Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.		* Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.

2016-11-09T23:06:21Z

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			== Noisebridge Web of Trust ==

			Some of us were thinking it would be useful to have an informal noisebridge web of trust.

			Here's how the GPG web of trust works:

			+ You want to send a message to Alice.
			+ You download the alice@example.com keys from a public keyserver. This key may not belong to the real Alice!
			+ If three or more people you trust, either directly or transitively, have signed the alice@example.com key, your GPG client will tell you that.
			+ Finally, you can send an email to Alice, with some assurance that you have the right key.

			Noisebridge can help the following ways:
			+ Finding Alice's email address, if you don't already have it.
			+ Providing a convenient venue for you to meet three or more people who may know people who know Alice.


			== chat log ==

	so what's the action coming out, are we going to have an nb-wot?		so what's the action coming out, are we going to have an nb-wot?

2016-11-09T22:47:26Z

Removed protection from "Web of Trust": temporarily downgraded to build the page

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2016-11-09T22:45:31Z

Protected "Web of Trust": vulnerable space (‎[edit=autoconfirmed] (indefinite) ‎[move=autoconfirmed] (indefinite))

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