MESSAGE
| DATE | 2004-07-13 |
| FROM | Michael Richardson
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] FW: This Wed. Gnubies - Intro to Securing Your Email: Encryption
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Ruben Ari Might help with Spamassassin ;-}
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: lo+gnubies-at-eskimo.com [mailto:lo+gnubies-at-eskimo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 6:38 AM
> Subject: This Wed. Gnubies - Intro to Securing Your Email: Encryption
> and Authentication with GPG - Ari Jort
>
> Due to disasters with the user's disk and backup tape at Eskimo North
> everything from June 3 through July 12th has been lost and email
> couldn't
> be sent out until now. (This is the first major disaster I can recall in
> all the years at Eskimo North.)
>
> If you know of people who signed up to be on the Gnubies mailing list
> during this time period, please tell them to resubmit their request to
> be
> put on the mailing list, since their email addresses have been lost.
>
> ========================================================================
> ==
> Please note security procedures for attending meetings at the IBM
> building
> below.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> -
>
> This month, on Wednesday July 14 2004, we are pleased to announce that
> we
> have Ari Jort back again by popular demand. At the request of a number
> of
> you he will be speaking on "Intro to Securing Your Email: Encryption and
> Authentication with GPG." Ari is one of the few people able to present
> this subject so as to both do it justice and make it comprehensible to
> Gnubies.
>
> Ari is known to many of you from previous presentations over the years.
> His clarity and flexibility have led to frequent requests to have him
> back
> to speak again. He plans to give an introduction to the concepts
> involved
> in this kind of cryptography and then to proceed to a practical
> discussion showing how to set up GPG using (at least) two very different
> mail programs for users. Ari usually is excellent about questions
> during
> the presentation. For more complex questions, that might not be of
> value
> to everybody, you can join us afterwards to eat, drink or just chat and
> ask them then.
>
> Ari has been using Linux for eight years and until quite recently was a
> software developer for The American Museum of Natural History. He will
> be
> starting a new job in two weeks. He is also the Vice President of the
> New
> York Linux Users Group (NYLUG).
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> ~~~~
> July 14, 2004 Gnubies Meeting
>
> >From 6:30 to 7:00pm
> General Questions and Answers
>
> Presentation:
> From 7:00pm
> Ari Jort
> on
> Introduction to Securing Your Email:
> Encryptiuon and Authentication with GPG
>
> Location:
> The IBM Building
> 590 Madison Avenue
> (57th Street and Madison Avenue)
> (note security procedures for admittance to the building below)
>
> After the meeting you can join us and speak further with our speaker at
> a
> nearby Pub/Restaurant. It would be very helpful if you could also let us
> know if you will be joining us there so that the space can be put aside
> for us.
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> ~~~~
> IBM Security Procedures: (implemented after September 11, 2001)
> For IBM security you need to bring a photo ID to present at the
> front desk, and you need to email us in advance with your full name (as
> it appears on the ID). If you are receiving this directly from
> GNUbies, you can simply reply replacing the content with your full name,
> you can send email consisting of our full name to lo+ibm0407-at-eskimo.com,
> or you can use the link on our website at http://www.gnubies.org
> (reachable at http://www.eskimo.com/~lo/linux.)
>
> We hope to see you at the meeting.
>
> Lyn
> Gnubies
>
> P.S.
> If you know anyone who has only recently learned of Gnubies, please let
> them know about this meeting since recently added email addresses have
> been lost and they probably haven't received this announcement.
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