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Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau is part of Telecomix. This wiki is used for discussing technology and philosophy. For other Telecomix projects, see the the Blue Cabinet Wiki (on Tor) (data on surveillance companies, products) and WeRebuild (Heavily outdated)

If you find anything interesting and want to talk about it (we don't bother with e-mails) join us at irc.telecomix.org Port 6667 (6697 for SSL). We can also be reached at WNH. IRC is irc://irc.wnh.me Port 6667 (6697 SSL). (all these IRC servers seem down. anyone have a good idea for a backup? #datalove on any server you happen to be on?)

Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau?

A decentralized organization without membership. The bureaus goals are described in this paper issued by Cameron. Beyond that, we also do whatever we want.

The Bureau need helps!

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After years of sleep, the Bureau has awoken again, and it need your help! This wiki was recreated from an HTML static mirrors, meaning that there is certainly a lot of problems like:

  • the images in text are allmost all not working (look for the "[File:" pattern)
  • some internals links have a ".html" which then does not link anywhere
  • some pages have two table of contents
  • title seems to be one level under what they should (level 2 instead of 1 for exemple), on certain page. If you see a page that start with a level 2, change the page :)
  • certainly MOAR things broken...

If a page looks weird to you, use the mirror as a model.

The original WARC (Web ARChive) that the mirror is created from, can be found at https://archive.org/details/CryptoAnarchyWarc - this is guaranteed to contain the page exactly as it was served up on the original wiki, including HTTP headers.

To participate, two possibilities:

  • use the following anon account: "unregistred"/"Km:?_r`9qKNlong passphrases with fünn¥ ©ħæræ¢ŧæ®ßf0rtCMb"
  • or create an account (no log, no e-mail, nothing)

Much datalove to you agent <3

News

Scratchpad(s)

Software

  • Encrypted Communication
    • GPG / Mac Encryption for mails, files and more. No forward secrecy!
    • JavaScript GPG for the GMail webinterface
    • OTR Extremely IMPORTANT for Instant Messaging - USE THIS
    • Tomb strong semi-deniable encryption for the desktop and safe transports
    • Tcpcrypt a protocol that attempts to encrypt (almost) all of your network traffic.
    • CurveCP Usable security for the Internet
    • Crayfish Safe IRC shelter server (concept).
    • LUKS LUKS is the standard for Linux hard disk encryption.
    • Truecrypt Disk encryption
    • URC : An IRC-client compatible and distributed chat daemon using NaCl crypto.
    • Silc : Secure Internet Live Conferencing : IRC like but much more safer (to be written) SILCNET Offical Website
    • Cryptocat -- in-browser c(h)atroom with clientside encryption for 2+ chatters. Join Cryptocat-IRC channel: #Cryptocat
    • Enigmail OpenPGP add-on for Thunderbird
    • Mumble, voice communication like the non-free TeamSpeak, with SSL encryption, good and very simple replacement to Skype (if video is not needed)
    • Jitsi Crypted instant messaging, voice communication, video, screen share. Java based (disable Java in browser).
    • Anontwi Shell client to have more privacy on Twitter and identi.ca
  • Anonymous General Purpose Operating Systems
  • Anonymous and Alternative Networks
    • Telex (Telex is a complex and extreamly effective anti-censorship system. WARNING: Still in testing stages, not ready for actual deployment.)
    • Tor (Peer reviewed, understood and very secure anonymity network.)
    • Tor combined with VPN, SSH or Proxy
    • Mobile Anonymity
    • I2P (Likely unsafe in extremely dangerous situations, peer review needed)
      • OnionCat (Anonymous IPv6 tunneling on top of Tor/I2P.)
    • cjdns (No peer review, early-stage friend-to-friend IPv6 VPN)
    • Netsukuku - Internet Protocol based alternative to ICANNnet - currently lacks dedicated anonymization mechanism, mainly based on physical WLAN links
  • Sousveillance/Counter Surveillance

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Needed Software - projects

Software we may need for further projects, still to be found or written

Physical infrastructure

Repository of research articles

Mission: Helping to undermine one authority after the other...

Among the tasks given to TCMB by Cameron is to develop and spread knowledge about cryptography and security. So, here it is:

Cryptography

Cryptography for The Post-Quantum Computing Era

Books, papers and logs

Further Links

Meetings and seminars

TCMB official documents

Interesting papers/pads

Software watch list

Interesting software that is yet to be investigated.

  • CrypTool / JCrypTool: graphical cryptography teaching tool
  • AlpineLinux hardened and lightweight Linux distribution for setting up routers / gateways

Other

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French tutorials

English tutorials