Re: 30 Yubikeys sponsored by Infomaniak for Debconf 19 attendees
On 6/13/19 4:43 PM, Thomas Goirand wrote:
> Dear everyone,
>
> As you know, Infomaniak is supporting Debconf 19 as the first platinium
> sponsor. I'm very proud my company is doing that. But that's not only
> it. Indeed, like last year, Infomaniak will be giving out some Yubikey
> where DDs and DMs can store the private part of their GPG subkeys.
>
> These yubikeys are white USB A keys, branded with the Infomaniak logo.
>
> I'll come with 30 yubikeys. If you want one, *you need to reply* to this
> email right away now, with a message *signed with your GPG key*. It's
> going to be on a first ask, first served basis. After I receive 30
> requests, I'll close the offer. Please reply to me, not to the list.
>
> Of course, those who got a key from last year cannot ask again (unless
> their 1 year old yubikey is broken or something...).
>
> Also, we will *not* send keys by post (this is too much administrative
> work). So if you do not attend Debconf 19 yourself, or if nobody
> attending the conference can bring it to you, then I will not be able to
> give you a Yubikey.
>
> I am generally ok with the idea to give Yubikeys to non-DDs or even
> non-DMs, however, DDs and DMs will have priority (in this order).
>
> Last, if you are interested for a session like last year on how to use
> the Yubikey, I can do such an event during the conference, also
> explaning how to use the Yubikey to unlock your LUKS partition. Though
> probably it will be decided at the last minute. If you wish to attend
> such an event, please also say so in your reply.
>
> I'd like to hereby thanks my employer, Infomaniak, for this thing, and
> the sponsoring of Debconf 19.
>
> Hoping to make the Debian GPG ring a safer cipher space,
> Best regards,
>
> Thomas Goirand (zigo)
>
> P.S: I'll be in Curitiba for all of debcamp and debconf myself, and
> you'll be able to ask me for your Yubikey as soon as you see me...
FYI, I currently got 10 requests from DDs, 5 from DMs, and 4 from
non-DMs, and 3 who didn't tell their current Debian status.
Cheers,
Thomas Goirand (zigo)
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