There are a number of ways to get involved with the 2600 Australia security community.

Instant messaging communication is done via the 2600AU Slack Channel.

To join, use the Slack Invitation Link.

This is our main discussion mailing list for people interested in 2600 Australia, meetings, technology, computer security, internet censorship, online privacy etc. To prevent abuse, you will be asked to confirm your subscription with a follow-up email, and posts are only allowed from members of the list.

To subscribe, send an email to: 2600-australia+subscribe@googlegroups.com

For more information, visit the group at http://groups.google.com/group/2600-australia.

Historical emails are available in the 2600-list Archive.

This is our crypto mailing list for people interested in cryptography and the above listed 2600 Australia topics. Note that this list is primarily encrypted using GPG/PGP PKI (public / private) asymmetric keys. To prevent abuse, you will be asked to confirm your subscription with a follow-up email, and posts are only allowed from members of the list. Generally speaking, you may wish to share your public key (NOT private key) with the mailing list, or in person with members whom you trust from the 2600 Australia meetings, to be able to communicate on this list.

To subscribe, send an email to: 2600-australia-crypto+subscribe@googlegroups.com

For more information, visit the group at http://groups.google.com/group/2600-australia-crypto.

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Channel: #2600-AU
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