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Practical cryptography course: Group exercise |
Joel Rangsmo <joel@menacit.se> |
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Group exercise in practical cryptography course |
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Participants are split into two or more groups.
Group members should discuss how cryptography could be used to help "Exemplum Press", a fictional company working with investigate journalism.
Try involving as much cryptography as possible - add challenges to the scenario if it helps.
After presentation, send slides to courses+crypto_013501@%EMAIL_DOMAIN%
- Traveling journalists/Sources all over the world, including hostile countries
- Publishes news/flashes using many different channels (Twitter, TikTok, etc.)
- Wants to offer the ability for anonymous whistleblowers to share sensitive information
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