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In my opinion it's inevitable they will be victimized by this policy. If you think about logistics, the govt will probably need to come up with standard ways o
by brokenmachine 8y ago
In my opinion it's inevitable they will be victimized by this policy.
If you think about logistics, the govt will probably need to come up with standard ways of implementing backdoors and API for sending data back. It won't be a whole new system for every targeted company.
Every unwilling company/individual served with a notice will be aware of those methods. How long until those methods and/or keys are leaked?
After that, the hackers have unlimited time and motivation to break what will be the world's largest honeypot.
Also, it's only a matter of time until politicians will use these new powers against each other/their political enemies. Even State Police are getting these powers with no judicial oversight.
Many of the largest data breaches have been from government departments, and in my opinion this will be no different. I know they didn't leak everything, but even the NSA with their budget couldn't keep all their data secret.