Apologies for the cross-posting, want to make sure everyone is aware of the deadlines coming up for Hyperledger Global Forum. As we head into the end of the month, a quick reminder: You have only

I will have opinions about these but will most likely not make it as I’m out of the country and attending to other matters. Please let me know the outcome and consider my current PRs and other

Hi Everyone, This is just a reminder of our biweekly meeting tomorrow, now for Ursa (we can use the name!). I’d like to spend most of the meeting discussing repo layout, setup, and

FYI, the Ursa mailing list is available for you to subscribe to at https://lists.hyperledger.org/g/ursa. ---- Tracy Kuhrt Community Architect, Hyperledger The Linux Foundation tkuhrt@... Hyperledger

Hi Everyone, Just an update on the crypto-lib. We will be naming the project “Hyperledger Ursa,” which should come as no surprise to those who have been following the project. This will

I prefer weekly to start and then can adjust it after a month or two. Most times work for me

Usually U.K. Thanks Jon Jon Geater CTO Tel: +44 1223 703479 Mob: +44 7966 995312@thalesesecurity Thales eSecurity One Station Square Cambridge CB1 2GA United Kingdom www.thalesesecurity.com

Hi David, Based in GMT timezone. Best Regards, Robin A. Nordnes

Thanks David, I am in CST (Central Standard Time) yet I am flexible. Harold Heard, CTO & Founder Blockqai, LLC. | (pronounced “Blok • Ki”)/Blockchain + Quantum Computing + AI Cell:

Hi Umbrageous People, I'd like to set up a regular meeting, like every other week or monthly to discuss the state of the project, people's plans and priorities. Will you all reply to the list with

+1 :-) Looking forward to the work ! Bas Op ma 5 nov. 2018 om 21:41 schreef Middleton, Dan <dan.middleton@...>:

I declare Umbra winner of best lab name ever. :) --dan On 11/5/18, 12:51 PM, "labs@... on behalf of David Huseby" <labs@... on behalf of

Hi Umbra People, The project has now been approved and is officially the Hyperledger Umbra Lab. We now have an official repo here: https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/umbra Martin is the primary

When making the CD pipeline. I propose we make the most common artifacts that consumers will want to use. For now, these are the ones I can think of RPM (RedHat distros) DEB (Debian distros) MSI

Hi Everyone, This is just a reminder email for tomorrow’s crypto-lib meeting (at the usual time). Some agenda items: 1. Discuss the “tiering” process for implementations and any

Hi Dan, Sounds great! On your points: 1. I think there will also be some grey area for tiering. We will probably have to have maintainers collectively decide these things through votes.

Tomorrow I’d like to use the blake PR to have some discussion about standards and tiers

Government crypto is something which came up within the EEA. Essentially you have NIST standards and then there are Chinese and Russian equivalents which are mandatory for regulated (mainly banking)

Yes, that criteria list was heavily biased towards standard implementations. To accommodate the other 2 tiers it should be expanded to quantify the level of review of the algorithm. When it comes to

I’m fine with the updated maintainers concept. We can enforce n maintainer reviews with github. We already do that in sawtooth. I’m still planning to get the contributor rules writeup in as a PR