-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 See this posting for context: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-project/2016-April/000223.html Notes for May 19 2016 meeting: Kate: 1) Update on Rule 41 2) Negotiated with CNN lawyers to remove random, bad video that originally accompanied Isis interview (not a different weird but ok video dominates the page, and they have created a hilarious piece of art of Isis jumping from a US flag to a German flag) 3) Have attempted to talk down a CNBC reporter from Dark Web article; sent statement and referred her to Matt Blaze, Chris Soghoian and EFF 4) Fast.ly meeting 5) Scheduling the next CloudFlare meeting 6) Meeting with volunteer to work on Press Kit 7) Put out Asn’s blog post to reporters 8) We need headshots - photographer at dev meeting? 9) Crazy idea: Tor Security Day! Pick 5 security goals for the group (everyone can PGP easily, everyone has an encrypted hard drive, everyone is on Signal or knows how to use Tails) and then we choose a day where collectively up our infosec as an organization. Remember, the weakest link can affect the strongest links! Georg: 1) We are finalizing Tor Browser 6.0. Planned release date is next Friday (May 27). 2) I worked on our search engine situation (Disconnect is falling back to Bing see: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/19115): We decided to make sure the fallback in Tor Browser 6.0 is not Bing but DuckDuckGo and that I am writing an email to Disconnect coordinating with them and asking about the search volume of Tor users per day and whether that dropped due to Google results being not available anymore. 3) I read and commented on a draft of the membership document 4) I spent some time thinking about the replacement for our e10s Y2 deliverable. We are planning to do browser independent sandboxing work instead and are currently defining its scope. Nick: 1) Isabela repeatedly saves my team from confusion. Go Isabela! 2) I don't have any banking set up on BoA yet. Should I ping them, or delegate it? 3) Has Shari now got the ability to read svn, decrypt passwords, and share them with Seattleites as appropriate? This is pretty important. I'm not policy-boss, so I shouldn't be password dispenser. Alison: 1) thanks for all your edits on the membership doc! I will incorporate them and send back another draft before it goes to tor-internal@. let's talk about it! 2) the rest of the community docs will follow -- that is, the social contract and the community council guidelines. it may make sense to send these all to tor-internal at the same time, since they refer to each other. 3) community team participation still continues to be an issue. I've been pinging a lot of folks to see if they might want to get involved. most people are pretty busy! 4) LFP has a bunch of cool events coming up -- international librarians conference, some UK dates, ALA, Toronto. thinking of how/if this might be valuable to share with tor-project@. this is why we really need TWN. 5) eager to get on Rule 41 advocacy and training. Shari: 1) DRL coming to visit the Seattle office on June 27-28. This is a standard visit they do to all of their grantees. 2) Meeting with EFF last week - They're going to organize a meeting between us and CloudFlare and may be willing to do an activism campaign if that is unsuccessful. 3) Talked with Giant Rabbit about creating our donation infrastructure. They've sent me a contract. Roger: 1) Still excited about the new Tor blog. Any news? Answer: Mike moved the thread with Kevin forward a bit. 2) FYI: My next 4 months are going to be even messier, logistics-wise and schedule-wise, than the last few months. :( Karsten: 1) Wrote documentation for metrics-lib (Java library to parse Tor descriptors used by Metrics, Onionoo, etc.) and discussed many improvements to developing/building/releasing/running CollecTor (Tor descriptor archive). The medium-term goal is that Metrics doesn't depend as much on a single person anymore. 2) Thought more about funding proposal and started a list of research papers citing Tor Metrics, which already became quite a list (50+ entries). Didn't start with the Metrics calendar or video of calendar just yet. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJXQwO4AAoJEC3ESO/4X7XBjykH/Ax48ihz5dlKl+LKXJ6a/blE Q36tP9CjJgoveNpJ10fxoQaKYSLpIJknlk6LQRnNzgw3AOK1nR4jRWxcpcL/tEdB pf4qEdS91FIXRaNdcxVopBy1Kib4m0bXHN08/BALO5jfzaUtSl/hsWnUS1kyNAhK EzzG//B1MQGkG4/krJAqAnfAlh3MUGOF+7qYcdysCfY/Wd60vk4z57aiDUYNZO+Q sMwE1Q13hzKHwApcP1c4uTE+XYfR4leFxily/joSwVUjB53R7xcTnb/c7nwO4sjj a+yjOs5lY1Wy3inDxBPXb++mSpCxGDjKyMczwexEtuI99Wgj/UbrVBHsNhMzfgA= =xio0 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Notes for May 19 2016 meeting:
Sorry--forgot to add more stuff; adding now:
Kate: 1) Update on Rule 41
Ron Wyden introduced new law, the "Stop Mass Hacking Act" #SMHAct :D that would override Rule 41. We support the bill.
2) Negotiated with CNN lawyers to remove random, bad video that originally accompanied Isis interview (not a different weird but ok video dominates the page, and they have created a hilarious piece of art of Isis jumping from a US flag to a German flag)
Sorry, TMI ^^; meant to delete some of that :)
3) Have attempted to talk down a CNBC reporter from Dark Web article; sent statement and referred her to Matt Blaze, Chris Soghoian and EFF 4) Fast.ly meeting
We're writing a blog post with Fast.ly about their contribution to Tor allowing us to distribute our software through their system.
5) Scheduling the next CloudFlare meeting 6) Meeting with volunteer to work on Press Kit 7) Put out Asn’s blog post to reporters 8) We need headshots - photographer at dev meeting?
9) Crazy idea: Tor Security Day! Pick 5 security goals for the group (everyone can PGP easily, everyone has an encrypted hard drive, everyone is on Signal or knows how to use Tails) and then we choose a day where collectively up our infosec as an organization. Remember, the weakest link can affect the strongest links!
What do you think? Cheers, Katie
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