[DISIG-cabal] Meeting 4 planning

[Chris Burgess]

I thought catfishing was specific to internet dating / romance?! FUN TIMES!

On Mon, 20 May 2019 at 19:25, Chris Burgess <chris at giantrobot.co.nz> wrote:

> I have no objections to sandstorm, I've never tried it. IMO a Gitlab group
> is a nice tool for collab:
>
> - Free
> - Issue tracker, wiki etc
> - Markdown rendering for notes on the web etc
> - A whole bunch of features we don't need but can safely ignore (or turn
> off).
>
> That's a thing we can self-host, but there's also gitlab.com which is
> free, applies its own updates, and has a cashed up security team!
>
> If we don't make anything secret on there, there's nothing of value to
> steal. And I think via gitlab pages it will deliver website hosting.
>
> I will accept the heavy mantle of comms officer (for now).
>
>
> On Mon, 20 May 2019 at 10:19, Jim Cheetham via Dunedin-ISIG-cabal <
> dunedin-isig-cabal at lists.ourshack.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi all, meeting #4 should be Thursday 13th June 2019.
>>
>> Current plan is
>> * Intro & month's news - Chris especially to mention Catalyst's Kerberos
>> 0day
>> * Talk1: Catphishing, Brendan
>> * Talk2: ??
>> * Afterparty
>>
>> IIRC Catalyst are also sponsoring our costs to Petridish? So we should
>> make sure to explicitly mention this.
>>
>> I liked the 'isig' logo i made last time. Perhaps it should be 'Disig' or
>> 'DunISIG'? I'd like to get a couple of A4 or A3 copies of that printed on
>> something durable, possibly even 'can be written on with a whiteboard pen',
>> so we can use them as better signs for building access. Any ideas or
>> comments?
>>
>> I'm not sure I did a very good job of announcing the last meeting. I
>> think we'd benefit from an actual Communications Plan so we all know where
>> to post and who to post as ... I nominate Chris as our communications
>> officer, lol ...
>>
>> I'd like to have a shared space for document etc, but not just 'google
>> drive is free so why not on there' ... like the rest of us, I have a VPS
>> running out there somewhere, and could happily install something like
>> sandstorm on there so we get 'all the apps'. Only problem with sandstorm is
>> the authentication piece, which pretty much has to be a local ldap or
>> "login via emailed tokens", unless I've misunderstood it. So I'd welcome
>> comments on that too.
>>
>> --
>>   Jim Cheetham
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