PLUG will be meeting at 7pm it's NEW home.
See http://phxlinux.org/meetings/14-east-valley-meeting.html for map and
other info.

Desert Breeze Substation
251 North Desert Breeze Blvd
Chandler, AZ 85226

The Desert Breeze Substation is on Chandler Blvd and Desert Breeze
+Blvd, which is half way between McClintock and Rural.  It is very close
to both the south 202 and 101 freeways.  Public transportation is
available into the late hours.

To get to the room that we meet, just enter the door that faces Desert
Breeze and make your first left, you can't miss it, as it's the only
place to go.

We have 2 topics for this months:

Topic: Good Password Verification

Abstract: A customer's perspective on password verification. Just 
because the cloud claims your data is encrypted and password protected 
doesn't mean it really is.

Companies should publicly disclose their password encryption schemes to
encourage auditing and customer trust.

The discussion will cover why password verification should be quick to 
human perception, but take effort from the computer's perspective. It 
will also cover better encryption for SSH private keys as a specific case.

Bio: der.hans is the Chairman of PLUG ( Phoenix Linux User Group ) and
founder of the Free Software Stammtisch. He is a repeat speaker for 
SCaLE and for many tech groups and conferences in the Phoenix area and 
has been published in the Linux Journal. He also gets paid as a DBA for 
Limelight Networks and moonlights as an adjunct instructor at Mesa 
Community College.

Topic: Dealing With PDFs

Abstract: Editing PDFs with various programs.  What are their 
limitations, and how to get around them.  What program to use for you 
intended purpose.

Bio: Brian Cluff is on the steering committee for the Phoenix Linux Uses 
Group.  He has been been working with Linux since 1995 when we have 
asked to help setup and ISP with 2 of his friends.  Over the past year 
he has been giving a monthly presentation at PLUG on various multimedia 
applications.  He is currently doing contract work when it sounds like fun.

Brian Cluff