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ooniprobe in wheezy-backports?
by Tim Sammut 19 Sep '15

19 Sep '15

Hi everyone. Looking at the documentation at https://ooni.torproject.org/docs/ it looks like I should be able to install ooniprobe from wheezy-backports; however, I am not seeing it there. `apt-get install ooniprobe` doesn't find it after adding the source, and it doesn't seem to appear on http://backports.debian.org/Packages/. Should ooniprobe be in backports, or do I need to be doing something differently? thanks! hope all is well tim -- Tim Sammut ~ @t1msammut ~ tim(a)teamsammut.com Ford-Mozilla Fellow at Amnesty International

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Fwd: Invitation to test Alkasir v2 (pre-beta)
by isis 14 Sep '15

14 Sep '15

----- Forwarded message from Alkasir Admin <admin(a)alkasir.com> ----- > Sender: admin(a)alkasir.com > From: Alkasir Admin <admin(a)alkasir.com> > Subject: Invitation to test Alkasir v2 (pre-beta) > Date: Mon, 14 Sep 2015 11:49:41 -0400 > Message-ID: <f69ce78946e3291b86168dd01f07d9ef(a)alkasir.com> > X-Mailer: PHPMailer 5.2.4 (http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/p/phpmailer/) > To: Alkasir Admin <admin(a)alkasir.com> > Delivered-To: <isis(a)patternsinthevoid.net> > > alkasir has sent you a group e-mail from alkasir. > Dear alkasir.com member, > > We are having a round of tests of the upcoming release of the next version > of Alkasir (v2), which is an open-source cross-platform application to > allow you to report and circumvent website censorship. > > We are interested in inviting you to consider being a tester. If you are > interested, please reply back with your interest and indicate the country > where you are based as well as the operating system you will be using for > the testing. We can then take it from there. > > Thank you in advance for your interest. > > Sincerely, > > Alkasir development team > https://alkasir.com > > ----- End forwarded message ----- -- ♥Ⓐ isis agora lovecruft _________________________________________________________ OpenPGP: 4096R/0A6A58A14B5946ABDE18E207A3ADB67A2CDB8B35 Current Keys: https://blog.patternsinthevoid.net/isis.txt

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OONI, A Dive Into Network Anomalies Hackathon registrations open! #ADINA15
by Arturo Filastò 20 Aug '15

20 Aug '15

Greetings! We are very pleased to announce that the registrations for the OONI Open Data hackathon “A Dive Into Network Anomalies” are now open! If you would like to come to Rome, Italy October 1st-2nd 2015 and hack on some internet censorship data in the Italian Parliament NOW is the moment to register. By visiting https://ooni.torproject.org/event/adina15/ at the end of the page you will see a list of projects that we have proposed ourselves. We strongly encourage people to submit their own ideas and don’t want to put any limits on what you can do. We are also very happy to announce that AirVPN has offered to sponsor the prizes, so there will be some interesting prizes for the awarded teams. Unfortunately due to particular house rules it is a requirement that people submit their full legal name and we need to submit these names to the Italian Parliament before the event. Moreover the style police will be making sure that people are wearing jackets at all time while inside of the Italian Parliament (again, sorry this is not our rule, but be creative, what is the REAL definition of a jacket? ;)). If you need travel and accommodation support do not hesitate to contact me as we do have some (small) budget for that and would be very happy if it were used by somebody that would not be able to attend otherwise. Nothing is left, but to invite you to register and see you soon in Italy! More information at: https://ooni.torproject.org/event/adina15 #ADINA15 https://twitter.com/OpenObservatory/status/634416448820092929 Have fun! The OONI team & Arturo

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ADINA15: A Dive Into Network Anomalies. OONI Hackathon 1-2 October Rome, Italy
by Arturo Filastò 23 Jul '15

23 Jul '15

Greeting Oonitarians, We are pleased to announce to you that the dates for the OONI data visualization hackathon are now set and the announcement has been published! This means that you are all invited to the Chamber of Deputees at the Italian Parliament in Rome, Italy on the 1st and 2nd of October 2015 to put your design and data analysis skills to the test! You can read more about this here: https://ooni.torproject.org/event/adina15/ If you use twitter be sure to also retweet this: https://twitter.com/OpenObservatory/status/624254930321305600 Have fun! ~ Arturo

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Access the ooni data collected via mlab from google cloud
by Arturo Filastò 16 Jan '15

16 Jan '15

Here you can access the data collected via mlab on google cloud storage: https://console.developers.google.com/storage/browser/m-lab/ooni/ Unfortunately you need to login to access it, but we will soon setup a mirror to download it with greater ease. ~ Arturo

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Test
by Arturo Filastò 05 Jan '15

05 Jan '15

Test

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Result Reporting
by Brian Kroll 27 Oct '14

27 Oct '14

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi all. I see in the documentation OONI will upload the findings to a hidden service using the installed Tor client, but I'm unable to find when this happens. Is this after the probe has completed? My result files are over 120MB in size, can I see the transfer progress? Is there a way to kick this process off manually? I have added the daily cron job as stated in the docs, but wanted to get more info. Thanks in advance. - -Brian -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJUTe5ZAAoJEFjBjkteF9VaSIgQAJ0hfFEB7pIfITFOsoTebwTj /qUsr6EZBtXACEfwtBHPeJZ5mcD1lFVSvjggkXQKr2I7qXl/rgWnRzN7utN36xf6 fL/xQUBZm6ktnIdnmVG2lHCKphfu+JsTWNSXOnADsXzqZOfC5iXNTtkKlPxSvwY8 +2R7k2qI/fZKJ6yMwFkErk7T1L0Y1UXQ+tHMqeB3aPvvkewLWjBA+8FASH5Fhu54 kV6BTihkgr5vJ9Io7F9uYkwv4TrDMb6w86PvPeta/0kARWihreYNpDa/+8XnaQ88 JoAS2gIbSLgaCrH8+83g0V/MY4R8jO5Ye5mpwMfXAQQvcWCU1ngvzUwIkwEUOhK9 94i3uhE59b46vpPVkU2UpZDsXGFjOmkImGRIpoPQ+gCHNYGErevSATZEdrI4tmiJ hYhOjfsPTSU2j8PL9k2fZE+VSA91PGgW8kVct+7nOIy+37+R9Dawh3J8RDVHzQap 5TvCFKIBi6h8d6y4SLhZi2DQh7Welyx4TVlu2ZRrAjjjdcoh0RZ7vxSGjzQphc9c 4G0DeQkwxqvPN33H6prQdIvSIwdfGdr/7jUunkHxx+8wiUBFTvCTrE/aHjZVcRcM Jfw6/lJhUnWonNQdnA0N7yLkq415tYopoSw+l804+QXFm1iewO0DNzjQau0mcriC 4XEaL/ywpdObjQL/ifzi =dRcd -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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Re: [ooni-talk] Bridge reachability, Iran measurements & Network Interference Consortium (OONI - CPP discussion)
by George Kadianakis 30 Jul '14

30 Jul '14

Arturo Filastò said: > Hi all, > > As promised here is the summary of what we talked about in the call > between OONI and Choke Point Project. > > > <snip> > > ## Weekly meeting > > We agreed to have weekly meetings on IRC every Friday at 5 PM CET (11 AM > EST). > > The meetings will start on August 1st and they will be held on the #ooni > channel on irc.oftc.net. > > Everybody is invited! > I plan to attend this meeting. As Arturo said, it will happen this friday at 5 PM CET (aka 3 PM UTC). The place is IRC in #ooni at irc.oftc.net.

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Bridge reachability, Iran measurements & Network Interference Consortium (OONI - CPP discussion)
by Arturo Filastò 10 Jul '14

10 Jul '14

Hi all, As promised here is the summary of what we talked about in the call between OONI and Choke Point Project. People present: Ruben, Laurier, Pascal, vmon, Arturo. The goal of this conversation was to establish a collaboration between OONI and CPP. CPP is a team of experts in data analysis and visualization and they will be working on analyzing the results of OONI tests. We talked about what was said related to OONI during the Tor Developer meeting in Paris. The main topics covered were: ## Bridge reachability measurements We are going to be conducting some bridge reachability measurements from China, Iran and the US for assessing which bridges are working and which are not. US will be used as a control to verify that the bridge is blocked and not simply offline. The list of bridges to be tested will be composed of both the public bridges and a set of 10 bridges that are not given out to anybody. This will allow us to understand if by conducting measurements we are giving to the censor addresses of bridge. The Tor master trac ticket related to this project is: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/12544 We will probably start collecting data on this starting in Septemeber 2014. Since March 2014 till July 2014 we have some data on bridge reachability from Russia, China and the US. This data is not very complete and contains some bugs due to not having proper monitoring infrastructure in place and the fact that the machines running the probes are very out of date (who the hell still uses Fedora 8!?). The OONI team agreed to give access to the CPP team this data so that they can start looking and it and figuring out how to process and visualize it. In this project CPP agreed to work on data analytics and visualization. ## Iran Measurements This project is aimed at collecting some data on network interference in Iran. Vmon will be speaking to some organizations active in Iran to acquire some machines for doing some testing. We will then design a test deck suitable for Iran: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/12578 When we have collected enough data this will be handed over to the CPP team for analytics and visualization. Once that is done we will produce a shiny report on what are the findings and conclusions. ## Network interference consortium We talked a bit about the notion of having a consortium that will be monitoring the status of network interference in the world. The conclusion was that we should start out by trying our proposed workflow on a specific country with a small team of people. Once that is done we should start bringing in partners from other organizations. These are the graphics that were produced during the tor developer meeting: Organizational roles: https://ooni.torproject.org/media/OONI%20Consortium%20graphics.pdf Workflow: https://ooni.torproject.org/media/OONI%20Consortium%20graphics%20-%20workfl… ## Weekly meeting We agreed to have weekly meetings on IRC every Friday at 5 PM CET (11 AM EST). The meetings will start on August 1st and they will be held on the #ooni channel on irc.oftc.net. Everybody is invited! ## Communication channels We agreed that all communications should happen on public mailing lists (https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/ooni-dev/ and https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/ooni-talk/) For communication that could contain sensitive information we should use email with an explicit cc list. If you think I forgot something please be sure to fill in the gaps. Have fun, ~ Art.

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Parsing and analyzing ooni-probe reports
by jony-port＠bitmessage.ch 18 Mar '14

18 Mar '14

Hi ooni-talk list, Which tools are you using for analyzing and parsing ooni-probe reports?

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