Identity On The Internet
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This is the presentation I gave at OggCamp 2009. It is a high level overview of various methods of producing trust and then using them on untrustworthy connections. It was mostly recorded (up to the last slide) at http://qik.ly/m6Be I gave this talk again on the main stage at BarCamp Manchester 2
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Identity On The Internet
- 1. Proving and Hiding your Identity on the Internet A high level overview Jon “The Nice Guy” Spriggs jon@spriggs.org.uk 2009-10-25
- 3. The nature of Controlled Networks is to be identifiable.
- 4. How can we reverse these two situations to your benefit?
- 5. Why would you want to?
- 8. Encrypting data, ensuring no unauthorized person has understood it's contents.
- 9. Example: Create GPG Key
- 10. Example: Sign a file
- 11. Example: Decrypt a file
- 13. Example: The simplest OpenVPN
- 14. Example: The simplest OpenVPN
- 18. Example: Warning - SSH
- 19. Example: Creating SSH Keys
- 20. Example: SSH Port Forwarding Local: His port transferred to my system Local: His port transferred to my system Remote: My port transferred to his system
- 27. Any questions? (P.S. This doesn't mean I know the answers!) (P.P.S. I might need to take your details and get back to you later!) Send them to jon@spriggs.org.uk