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:title: {% trans %}August 2019 Conference Schedule{% endtrans %}
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:author: sadie
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:date: 2019-07-29
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:excerpt: {% trans %}I2P developers are attending multiple conferences this month{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}Conference Schedule August 2019{% endtrans %}
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========================================================
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{% trans %}Hi Everyone{% endtrans %},
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{% trans %}Next month will be busy! Meet up with I2P developers at two workshops at
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Defcon 27, and connect with researchers who have been observing I2P censorship
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at FOCI '19.{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}I2P for Cryptocurrency Developers{% endtrans %}
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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|zzz|
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- {% trans %}Monero Village{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}August 9, 3:15pm{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Monero Village will be on the 26th floor of Bally's{% endtrans %} `map <https://defcon.org/html/defcon-27/dc-27-venue.html>`__
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{% trans %}This workshop will assist developers in designing applications to communicate
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over I2P for anonymity and security. We will discuss common requirements for
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cryptocurrency applications, and review each application's architecture and
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specific needs.Then, we will cover tunnel communications, router and library
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selection, and packaging choices, and answer all questions related to
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integrating I2P.{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}The goal is to create secure, scalable, extensible, and efficient designs that
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meets the needs of each particular project.{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}I2P For Application Developers{% endtrans %}
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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|idk|
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- {% trans %}Crypto & Privacy Village{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Saturday August 10, 2pm - 3:30pm{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Planet Hollywood{% endtrans %} `map <https://defcon.org/images/defcon-27/maps/ph-final-public.pdf>`__
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- {% trans %}This workshop is not recorded. So don't miss it!{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}The workshop provides an introduction to the ways an application can be made to
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work with the I2P Anonymous Peer-to-Peer network. Developers should learn that
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the use of anonymous P2P in their applications need not be that different than
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what they are already doing in non-anonymous Peer-to-Peer applications. It
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begins with an introduction to the I2P plugins system, showing how the existing
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plugins set themselves up to do communication over I2P and what's good and bad
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about each approach. Afterwards, we'll continue on to the programatically
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controlling I2P via it's SAM and I2PControl API's. Finally, we'll take a dive
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into the SAMv3 API by starting a new library utilizing it in Lua and writing a
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simple application.{% endtrans %}
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{% trans %}Measuring I2P Censorship at a Global Scale{% endtrans %}
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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|sadie|
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- {% trans %}FOCI '19{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Tuesday August 13th 10:30am{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Hyatt Regency Santa Clara{% endtrans %}
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- {% trans %}Co-located with USENIX Security '19{% endtrans %}
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- `{% trans %}Workshop Program{% endtrans %} <https://www.usenix.org/conference/foci19/workshop-program>`__
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{% trans %}The prevalence of Internet censorship has prompted the creation of several
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measurement platforms for monitoring filtering activities. An important
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challenge faced by these platforms revolves around the trade-off between depth
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of measurement and breadth of coverage. In this paper, we present an
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opportunistic censorship measurement infrastructure built on top of a network of
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distributed VPN servers run by volunteers, which we used to measure the extent
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to which the I2P anonymity network is blocked around the world. This
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infrastructure provides us with not only numerous and geographically diverse
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vantage points, but also the ability to conduct in-depth measurements across all
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levels of the network stack. Using this infrastructure, we measured at a global
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scale the availability of four different I2P services: the official homepage,
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its mirror site, reseed servers, and active relays in the network. Within a
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period of one month, we conducted a total of 54K measurements from 1.7K network
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locations in 164 countries. With different techniques for detecting domain name
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blocking, network packet injection, and block pages, we discovered I2P
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censorship in five countries: China, Iran, Oman, Qatar, and Kuwait. Finally, we
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conclude by discussing potential approaches to circumvent censorship on I2P.{% endtrans %}
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.. |zzz| image:: /_static/images/monerovillageblog.png
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.. |idk| image:: /_static/images/cryptovillageblog.png
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.. |sadie| image:: /_static/images/censorship.jpg
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