Good day to you all :) On 10/05/2012 03:57 AM, Griffin Boyce wrote: > Hey all, > > Considering both the complexity of material and the time constraints > involved, the handbook came out beautifully. It's well-laid out and > covers a surprisingly large number of topics step-by-step at a beginner > level. Anyone who has a solid understanding of how to use the internet > can be taught how to use common encryption tools with this manual. And > that in and of itself is amazing.
Yes, I found amazing that such a thing was produced in such a short amount of time. It can't be expected to be perfect and totally up-to-date with bleeding edge knowledge on security, but can be a very good start for introducing a lot of topics, provided that some mistakes are corrected (e.g. the file shredding things). In any case the initiative is excellent. It could deserve translations in other languages. > > Having it in wiki format is tricky because of vandalism, but perhaps > turning it into a github repository might be a better option. That way, > you could see updates line-by-line and cherry-pick the ones you > want/don't want. > I was wondering if a LaTeX file + git repository could be a good idea? Any comment on this? Cheers, KheOps
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