If you missed the CryptoParty last night at the Brooklyn Public Library, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Co-organizer David Huerta put up his easy-to-follow slides online.
See the slides
The presentation goes over a little of how the government (or anyone with the technology) can tap into your cellphone, and then about which messaging apps leave you the most and least vulnerable to hacking.
And here is Huerta from a 2014 CryptoParty, explaining how to use the Tor network.
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