Seems pretty rough, as it seems like she's trying to solve NP hard problems. And once it's solved for a small number, just a small adjustment again would rende

Seems pretty rough, as it seems like she's trying to solve NP hard problems. And once it's solved for a small number, just a small adjustment again would render them useless. Anyone who wants the government not to see anything would just encrypt with the larger key as a standard (unless someone does a timing cheat in the decryption implementation itself). There could be dirty tricks deployed, but truly breaking an encryption is a serious waste of time and money. It sounds to me that Clinton's tech team needs to get more than just policy wonks in there if we are to trust her with truly understanding technology. Like the fact that H1 Visas are really a ploy to get cheap labor, and not that we are 'deficient' in tech know-how.