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This wiki is part of the laboratory for tactical equipment developments of the телекомикс Crypto Munitions Bureau.

Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau is part of Telecomix.

[edit] News

• Site was temporarily down -- but now its working again. it was mainly laziness that was the cause.
  • even more stuff will be up and running soon :)
• TCMB held a conference about ciphers and cyphernetics. slashdot, wired and torrentfreak wrote about it.
• We have opened a wiki page for the development of the Telecomix Cipher System. Please contribute!
• The Telecomix Cipher System 0.01, codenamed Ash Brown, has been released. With it you can use TOR and I2P without having to install it on your computer as it boots from an USB-drive or CDROM. I is both possible to buy the system from Gnutiken as well as download the ISO-file.

[edit] Repository of research articles

Among the tasks given to TCMB by Cameron is to develop and spread knowledge about cryptography and security. So, here it is:

[edit] Software

• Communism (known_certs), a joint project between TCMB and the PSYCs
• iptables (linux firewall)
• pf (OpenBSD firewall)
• VPN
  • I2P (Powerful anonymous P2P darknet with an awesome architecture)
    • OnionCat (Anonymous IPv6 tunneling on top of TOR/I2P.)
  • OpenVPN (Direct p2p VPN.)
  • PPTP (Knowledge needed to set up a linux computer as an IPREDATOR-router for your entire net.)
• BGP - border gateway protocol
• Virtualization
  • XEN
  • VirtualBox
• IPv6 (collection of micro-tutorials)
  • IPv6 firewall
• Backup software
  • Backup software
• Databases
  • MySQL
• Anonymous hosting
• Recommended firefox extensions for the crypto-anarchist
• Random hostname on boot
• Random MAC when bringing the network interfaces

[edit] Physical infrastructure

• Anonymous Base Station
• Blackthrow
• Long range cantennas
  • Offsite assembly instructions
• Blocklists - firewall all authorities!
• OpenWRT

[edit] Cryptography for The Post-Quantum Computing Era

• The McEliece cryptosystem is likely secure against Shor's algorithm.
• The One Time Pad system is secure against all known forms of cryptanalysis.
• The redundant cryptosystem (partially sketched up, move it here)

[edit] Books, papers and logs

• Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau - The Apocryphal Machinery of Ciphernautics (Collaborative book-writing)
• Nyanarkistiskt manifest - För Anarkin i Tiden och Rummet

[edit] Meetings and seminars

• TCMB agent discussing ACTA in the European Parliament
• Telecomix at Festa Dei Pirati, Italy.
• Summer of Cipher Assembly -- A series of seminars held by TCMB.
  • SoCA course material
• The IT security expo, esp. the presentation done by FRA

[edit] Ideas / projects

• Cooperation with Gnutiken
• Cooperation with the PSYCs

Are we doing this, or should we cancel these projects?

• Parallel sysplex network
• PSI Corporation and the Memetic Nervegas Factory
• ICMP magic for connecting irregardless of NAT routers and other devilry
• Frafuck A p2p system for organizing the transmission of bogus encrypted data intended to mess with data retention
• Telecomix Petition System a system for collecting names for online petitions as anonymously as possible

[edit] TCMB official documents

• Request for the deployment of a crypto munitions bureau
• Workers needed for the Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau

[edit] Interesting papers/pads

• European Union Committee - Fifth Report: Protecting Europe against large-scale cyber-attacks
• Security and Crypto Pad (unknown purpose)
• US Army considered attack on Wikileaks
  • The leaked paper

[edit] Software watch list

Interesting software that is yet to be investigated.

• Duplicity: GPG-encrypted incremental backups via rsync
• JCrypTool: graphical cryptography teaching tool

[edit] Not sure what this is

• Phone numbers to some politicians
• Riseup Labs - cool stuff!
• Kartbuilding.net - lots of cool guides on linux software
• Fractal
• Conversations
• Step-by-step guide to setting up LUKS-encrypted LVM with Ubuntu (useful reference)