[CryptoParty] additional encrypted mailing list

[Kai Engert]

Hello everyone, thanks for subscribing to this list.

As you have seen, this list, cryptoparty at kuix.de is for open discussion.
The list is configured to allow anyone to subscribe, no encryption is
used.

In addition, today I've setup an additional mailing list.
The new list encrypted-party at kuix.de
is configured for mandatory encryption.

In addition, I could set it to mandatory signing from list members, if
you think that should be done.

The list currently requires approval from me, before a member can be
added. I suggest that new members require public vouching. Any new
members should be known in person to at least one existing list member.
Such vouching should be announced to the encrypted mailing list using a
signed message.

I don't think we'll discuss anything really secret on the list, but I
think it's a fun experiment and excercise :)

I will start by vouching for Annskaja, Jens and Sam.
I haven't confirmed their identity, I only confirm that people with
those names were involved in the cryptoparty group at #29c3.
I have subscribed Annskaja and Sam to the new mailing list.
I don't know which email address Jens uses, please tell me.
After you receive the new lists welcome message, please login to the web
page, and upload your GPG key (use "gpg --export --armor" to create it).

The mailing list currently sends the welcome message in plain text,
including the password used to manage the mailing list. You might want
to change your mailing list password while you're online to upload your
key.

The list is configured to not archive messages.
If a list member is subscribed to the list, but hasn't yet set a key, no
postings will be sent to that list member.

The software being used is
http://non-gnu.uvt.nl/mailman-pgp-smime/

The software claims to support S/MIME, but so far I've only tested PGP.

Note the host kuix.de is inside a data center, and I never had physical
access to that machine. I cannot guarantee the privacy of any
communcation, despite encryption. So, the encrypted mailing list is
probably helpful for making it more difficult to automatically read what
we say, but I wouldn't use it for anything super secret.

I propose, for now, let's continue to use this plaintext mailing list
for any general discussion - and use the encrypted list for fun, until
we have a bigger set of members on the list.

Also remember, mailing list subjects are never encrypted.

At the end of the message is the key used by the encrypted list. I've
signed that key, but note that key is stored on the server without
protection.

Regards
Kai

https://kuix.de/mmcrypto/listinfo/encrypted-party

https://kuix.de/encrpted-party-pgp-key.txt

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