- A walk through the inner core of p≡p by Krista Bennett
- Clean Slate Networking in an Adversarial World: Simple, Secure, Private Communication using MinimaLT by Jon A. Solworth and Janosch Rux
- HoneyBadger: Quantum Insert Recorder by David Stainton
- Xolotl : A compact mixnet format with stronger forward secrecy and hybrid anonymity by Jeff Burdges
- #i2p-dev: Anonymity as a feature by Jack Grigg (str4d)
- Advertisement for the Proof of Personhood-Party and project by Linus Gasser and Jovanovic Philipp
- SENSE a privacy-preserving and secure push service by Linus Lotz
- Decentralized PKI system based on blockchains by Bogdan Kulynych
- Towards Distributed Online Voting by Robert Riemann
- Permission to chat? (n+1)sec and the challenges of decentralized authorization in secure multi-party chat systems by Richard King
- Source IP spoofing for anonymization over UDP by Kirils Solovjovs
- net2o — works for me ⇒ works for you + onion routing by Bernd Paysan
- Autocrypt: Email-encryption for everyone by Holger Krekel
- p≡p short introduction by Volker Birk (fdik)
- Panel on opportunistic email encryption by Holger Krekel (Autocrypt), Volker Birk (p≡p), and Neal Walfield (GPG)
CC-SA-BY 4.0 video recording by Bernd Paysan, we won't send you a costly cease&desist letter and certainly not drag you to LG Humbug if you don't attribute correctly, unless you work for Waldorf&Frommer...
Works for me
Encoding is 720p30 (from 1080p60 raw) webm VP9/Opus (preferred, if your browser can do it) and mp4 h.264_high+aac (second choice, a bit more noisy, but patented) but no longer ogv Theora/Vorbis, because it's twice the size of the other two (if you have a dated browser please update!). The videos work for me, tested on:
- Chromium 54 (Linux amd64+arm64, Windows 10)
- Chrome 55 (Android 4.4)
- Firefox 50 (Linux amd64+arm64)
- Firefox 45 (Tor browser, Linux amd64)
- Safari (iOS 10.2)
- Edge 38 (Windows 10)
Apart from Safari and Edge, all choose webm vp9+opus.
Doesn't work for me
- Android Browser on Android 4.4 (won'tfix)