Lecture notes - May 1
- Battleship javascript example
- for protecting your Windows machine, Matt Dailey recommends ...
- internet encryption - GnuPG and all that
- Overview: encryption,
symmetric ciphers, public/private codes, hashes, https,
keys, signing authorities, certificates, passwords,
social engineering, and all that.
- see GnuPG Howto, or Julie Meloni's Encryption Tutorial or type "encryption tutorial" into google
- GnuPG is a command-line tool to create and manage public/private keys.
- It can also encrypt/decrypt messages and other stuff.
- But many email programs can do that for you, if they have the keys.
- So ... (1) use GnuPG to create keys,
(2) install Mozilla plug-in, (3) import keys into your email program,
(4) share public part with your friends,
and VOILA - secure communication.
- (I haven't tested this within Mozilla - only by hand at prompt.)
- work through in class with PC ?