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=Crypto War: The battle of Opportunistic Encryption= | =Crypto War: The battle of Opportunistic Encryption= | ||
Paul Wouters became involved in the crypto war when he joined The | Paul Wouters became involved in the crypto war when he joined The | ||
FreeS/WAN Project in the late nineties. He has been helping with | FreeS/WAN Project in the late nineties. He has been helping with | ||
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Project. He co-founded the Toronto hackerspace HackLab.TO. He | Project. He co-founded the Toronto hackerspace HackLab.TO. He | ||
currently works in the security group at Red Hat. | currently works in the security group at Red Hat. | ||
==Time: 8PM== | |||
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+ guest-lecture by Paul Wouters
Crypto War: The battle of Opportunistic Encryption
Paul Wouters became involved in the crypto war when he joined The FreeS/WAN Project in the late nineties. He has been helping with the design and deployment of DNSSEC and IPsec ever since. He co-founded The Openswan Project which turned into The Libreswan Project. He co-founded the Toronto hackerspace HackLab.TO. He currently works in the security group at Red Hat.
Time: 8PM
8PM