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A practical demonstration of least authority services via free software

Presented by: "Sean O’Brien, Mikalai Birokou"

Mikalai Birukou is an expert in decentralized, privacy-by-design technologies and is building the 3NWeb protocols to create a better and safer digital world. Mikalai's is passionate about creating digital spaces where every person is in control of their own life.

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This session will demonstrate the current status of 3NWeb protocols and client using Trisquel GNU/Linux and RYF hardware. 3NWeb use cases include encrypted messaging and storage. The protocols can be run over anonymous Free Software networks such as Tor and are agnostic in regard to addressing. For example, nodes can be communicated with via .onion hidden services or IPFS namespaces.

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