- From: Mountie Lee <mountie@paygate.net>
- Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2016 11:06:48 +0900
- To: Marta Piekarska <marta@blockstream.io>
- Cc: public-blockchain@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAE-+aYJcfjr8QkvztZ2NXL8WG1TKAj2jNCLgJUieyUfVpo+ueA@mail.gmail.com>
Hi. that is great schedule. I also hope to be help. best regards mountie On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 7:51 AM, Marta Piekarska <marta@blockstream.io> wrote: > Hi Everyone!! > I wanted to properly introduce myself. My name is Marta Piekarska, I’m the > Security Architect at Blockstream. I thought, that since I am getting > involved in all of the Blockchain work, and I would love to help more with > organizing the community group it would be good for me to give you some > background information. So here is my standard spiel: > > I am a Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Engineering from Warsaw > University of Technology and a double Master from Computer Science and > Informatics at Technical University of Berlin and Warsaw University of > Technology. I did my undergrad Thesis on Voice Encryption on Android > Platform and my grad work on GPU-aided Payload Delivery on Linux Kernel. I > am currently finishing my PhD dissertation on User-Informed Design of > Privacy Tools, while working for one of the hottest Silicon Valley > startups, Blockstream, as their Security Architect. Previously, I have been > working at Deutsche Telekom as the Lead Architect on the Future of Mobile > Privacy, a collaboration with Mozilla and Deutsche Telekom improving > Firefox OS. Of course, I also teach and work at the Unitiverity (Technical > University of Berlin). My technical interests are covered by what I do - > user-informed privacy and security, applications of Bitcoin technology > beyond cryptocurrency, and lock picking. Outside of work I climbing, read > latin-american novels and watch Emir Kusturica’s movies. I also cook. A > lot:) > > I was thinking what would be a good plan for our group and here is what I > came up with: > > After providing the Report and presenting it to the Board of the W3C, in > August, we should plan to organize a meeting during the TPAC in Lisbon. It > will take place on Tuesday 20th of September at 10:30–12:30, or thats the > slot currently allocated in the agenda. > It makes sense for us to continue to work closely together with the > Blockchain Digital Assets Community Group, and participate in the > Interledger Payments Community Group meeting at TPAC on Thursday, 23rd of > September. Moreover we should collaborate with the Verifiable Claims > Working Group that is in the process of being currently formed. > > I think that Blockchain is a technology that will be appearing in many > domains and the two biggest tasks I see for our team is to: > 1) monitor the work of other groups (Web Payment, Internet of Things etc) > to make sure we are aware of what is happening in their field. > 2) propose use cases beyond what is happening in the other working groups > and make sure we can identify the applications of Blockchain that do and do > not make sense. It was clear from the various discussions during the > workshop that there is a consensus among the participants that not every > application of Blockchain technology makes sense. But we have not yet > reached a point where we could identify a common set of the “unreasonable” > applications. > > Until TPAC meeting I would work with everyone to prepare agenda for the > meeting and see how can we best use the time we have together in Lisbon. > > Next, after September meeting we could continue with regular calls, and > plan to convert into a Blockchain Working Group that can have more > formalized character and bigger impact. With that we could also continue to > plan our second workshop on the West Coast, this time, where we would be > working on more technical aspects and specifications that can contribute to > W3C standardization. > > Finally, by the end of the year I would hope we will have a Blockchain > Working Group and our first RFC. > > How does that sound to everyone? > > I would be happy to answer any questions and discuss more. Below you have > all of my contact details, feel free to hit me up about anything! > > Have a great day > m > > > — > Security Architect @ Blockstream > > mp@blockstream.com > > +491703311307 (Germany) > +14159608938 (U.S.) > Signal, Wickr (martap) > > -- Mountie Lee PayGate -- Payment & Money Remittance Service Tel : +82 2 2140 2700 E-Mail : mountie@paygate.net
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