This cryptoparty took place on 16 February 2014 with no less than 20 engaged attendees :)

Areas of Interest

Agenda

Intros and what you're looking to get out of this cryptoparty
Why security is important
Split up into groups:
- Mobile security
- Lastpass (password management)
- Threat modelling (eg; activists on the street)

GPG
Tails is hard to get running on my machine
TextSecure is easy!
Helped people set up secure chats, emails, and texting
Great one-on-one conversations
Learned a good deal about KeePass2 (and other variants like KeePassX) and got it running with help!
Learned about F Droid - an app store for procuring APKs without going through Google Play
Made a self-signed certificate and locked down CalDav
Threat modeling - we're not much better prepared than we were with Occupy. As an iPhone user, I'm pretty screwed no matter what. Need to talk to lawyers re: handing over keys and such
DNSSEC sucks! DNS is already terrible, but DNSSEC makes it worse! Clients don't use it, registrars don't accommodate it, and if you try to use it you're in for a headache.
The latest version of Cyanogenmod forces you to use their cloud for your contacts, which now must be sync'd with a cloud.
Suggestion: Cryptoparty Movie Night!
Suggestion: Linux Install Parties
Feedback: Splitting the group into "let's do this now" and general discussion was a great idea!
Homemade vs. commercial Faraday cages for phones, and general physical security
How to make this knowledge more palatable to the general public? Comics etc;
Best cryptoparty yet! Folks came with specific questions; paired off really smoothly; no uber-techie debates taking place; specific tasks and breakout topics.