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Yes, GP's view seems extremely naive. Unless you are using a pirate radio network, your ISP can simply turn off all your encrypted traffic .
by plonh 11y ago
Yes, GP's view seems extremely naive. Unless you are using a pirate radio network, your ISP can simply turn off all your encrypted traffic .
- wyldfire 11y agoAgreed. Thankfully, commerce and many other well-accepted forms of traffic are end-to-end-encrypted by design. Distinguishing between the legitimate forms of encryption and those presumed to be illegitimate will be difficult/impossible. Can you imagine what it might be like to try and add TLS/IPSec to the Internet only just now? However ISPs can filter endpoints that they believe to be associated with undesirable activity.
- userbinator 11y agoyour ISP can simply turn off all your encrypted traffic . And then everyone starts using steganography.
- gmac 11y agoYeah, I can totally see my mum doing that.
- filoeleven 11y agoDoes she use email today? That was an esoteric practice only twenty years ago. If the need arises, steganography will evolve to become similarly easy to use.
- willhinsa 11y agoAnd making traffic that looks like streaming 4k video. Lots of bandwidth for real-time communication!