Hi Alison,
The slides for the talk: feedback is welcome, and let me know if you want me to change anything. Be critical, please!
https://people.torproject.org/~sukhbir/talks/toronto-cjfe-draft1.pdfThis link doesn't appear to be working for me!
Sorry this was the draft. The final presentation is at:
https://people.torproject.org/~sukhbir/talks/toronto-cjfe-2017-oct.pdf
I think this all sounds great. You could start off by asking people to say what kinds of information they *think* can be seen when not using Tor. This could be a good way to start things off interactively while also getting a sense of how much the audience already knows. I would ask members of the audience to share, one at a time, what they think can be seen when they browse the web, and then by show of hands, see how many other audience members agree with each assessment. That could lead right into the actual demonstrations of logs and fingerprinting and ultimately Tor Browser.
That's a good idea. I will incorporate this in the slides. There was a session on threat modeling in the morning but asking people individually (those who want to share) what they think is a good way to start the talk. Then that makes the logs and the fingerprinting more relatable.