Jan Penfrat @ilumium@mastodon.cloud

Further takeaways from this session: Digital security trainings shouldn’t only be based on fear, especially for activists who are already subject to threats and experience fear through their work.
Training shouldn’t be tools-centric, but need to involve the reasons why e.g. email encryption should be used.
There needs to be space for follow up.
And male trainers in particular need to recognise their privileges.

Amazing: New version of #OnionShare makes it easy for anyone to publish #anonymous, #uncensorable websites https://blog.torproject.org/new-version-onionshare-makes-it-easy-anyone-publish-anonymous-uncensorable-websites-0

“Prosecuting someone is _supposed_ to be difficult. Law enforcement should be efficient but there are reasons why taking away someone’s freedom is difficult in a situation of rule of law” –@ilumium (@edri@twitter.com) at #CEPS #JUDIT Conference on #eEvidence @CEPS_thinktank@twitter.com

As part our commitment to open source, today we are announcing the release of GopenPGP, an open source golang encryption library. This library powers all our apps and has been audited for security by @sec_consult. https://protonmail.com/blog/openpgp-golang/

Guten Morgen, ich habe mich entschlossen, neben Twitter auch Mastodon zu nutzen, über die Instanz http://bonn.social (Hallo, @Sascha_Foerster@twitter.com). Freue mich auch dort über Gesprächspartner und bin gespannt, ob automatisches Crossposting funktioniert :-)