I would be more than willing to present more next month. I kept to a really high-level overview this time as an introduction. I figured that, if there was interest, I could always go into more depth on various parts of the topic in later presentations.
I figure this topic (public key encryption/signing, and related privacy tools) could easily span 8-12 mini-presentations.
I'll try to put together a text discussing the proposed protocol in the next few days (time permitting) and post that here when it's done.
If there is interest in further presentations, then I'll also try to get an outline together of the various subtopics available for further presentations and post that for a vote on which topic should be presented next.
==Joseph++
Alan Dayley wrote:
> Michael wrote:
>
>>>Here's the link to a Web of Trust and key signing protocol:
>>>http://www.golden-gryphon.com/software/security/keysign.xhtml
>
>
> I agree with Joseph. That looks like a very good protocol. However, I
> think there needs to be more explanation to the group about what this
> is, why it is good and why such a protocol is needed to "do it right."
>
> Joseph's presentation was great in that he touched all the points in the
> whole topic. But in talking with some people after the meeting there
> were still questions about how this works. Someone can correct me, but
> I also sensed that many felt it was either over their head or unecessary.
>
> So I ask the group, do we have the desire for more instruction on
> privacy encryption, keys and signing?
>
> Alan
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