Dear all,
just a few words. I won't engage in this discussion but I am reading it
all. Thanks for bringing up the topic, I hope it makes people more aware
of their responsibilities towards the data they handle and I am thankful
that through this discussion we found the one case where staff mails
w
I take care because I protect my email with a good password, no one has
access to my mailbox and I don't distribute to the mailing lists the mails
addressed directly to me.
Any other question of security is not in my hands.
What I am saying is that I have several other emails and if someone would
Le 11/06/2013 12:28, Ilario Valdelli a écrit :
> What is the meaning of "unprofessional"?
You obviously don't care about the privacy of email exchange: that's
unprofessional.
Emmanuel
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What is the meaning of "unprofessional"?
If someone writes me his own credit card number in his email, I can use the
maximum of my professionality to protect him for this specific case, but I
cannot be responsible for his privacy at all because he has a strange
behavior and he can send his credit
Le 11/06/2013 11:34, Ilario Valdelli a écrit :
> Basically I would say that the email is something that allows people to
> be contacted easily and to be checked easily, but there is also the
> compromise with the security and the protection of data.
>
> The correct approach is in the middle.
This
Having managed for long time a huge mass of data of people, I would use a
Latin sentence: "Est modus in rebus"
To protect all data is a Sisiphus work, the same European law
differentiates between most critical data and they put several levels of
attention. The heath data, for instance, have a spec
Le 10/06/2013 23:20, Frédéric Schütz a écrit :
> Some informal exchanges of files are still done using Dropbox; now is
> probably a good time to get rid of them.
The wiki works now pretty well and Manuel has increased the upload limit
to 32MB. IMO, this is the best place to store files which shoul
> My request is specifically targeted to WMCH, our swiss chapter, not to
> any other entity of our movement.
I understand. So the only "third parties" that receive data from the Swiss
Chapter are the organizations that run the servers in the US and therefore the
NSA, the CIA, etc.
Hartwig
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On 10/06/13 19:31, Emmanuel Engelhart wrote:
Thank you very much for this detailed answer.
Congratulations for making WMCH infrastructure almost not depending of
these type of problematic services (not the same in all chapters).
Thanks to Manuel, we have a full set of services available "loca
Hi Manuel
Le 10/06/2013 19:53, Manuel Schneider a écrit :
> Am 10.06.2013 19:31, schrieb Emmanuel Engelhart:
>> I propose to invite all concerned users to:
>> * create a WMCH mailbox for them
>> * change the target email address to something more acceptable like
>> email box from the provider or e
Am 10.06.2013 19:31, schrieb Emmanuel Engelhart:
> I propose to invite all concerned users to:
> * create a WMCH mailbox for them
> * change the target email address to something more acceptable like
> email box from the provider or european web mails like GMX.
>
> Would that be feasible?
> Does s
Le 10/06/2013 18:23, Manuel Schneider a écrit :
> I can only speak about the processes within WMCH which are know to me or
> where I am part of.
> So far these processes mainly use self-hosted IT ressources. On our four
> server instances we run a variety of services:
> * mail (SMTP/IMAP)
> * webse
Hi Emmanuel,
I can only speak about the processes within WMCH which are know to me or
where I am part of.
So far these processes mainly use self-hosted IT ressources. On our four
server instances we run a variety of services:
* mail (SMTP/IMAP)
* webserver / content management systems / wikis
* sh
Le 10/06/2013 14:41, Hartwig Thomas a écrit :
> I believe that such a "precise list" is an illusion.
>
> The servers as well as the legal bodies are in the US and thus are subject to
> US law.
> Therefore the operators of these servers will do anything the law requires
> them to do, just as an o
rver as a
backup.
Hartwig
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Hi
The last PRISM scandal show us again how the american governement and
web companies don't care about our private data:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_%28surveillance_program%29
On the other side, our members deserve a total privacy regarding their data.
So, my question is pretty simple a
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