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I assume they'd come up with a new encryption standard where you use an additional (government) public key to encrypt with, allowing the government to decrypt i
by fragsworth 7y ago
I assume they'd come up with a new encryption standard where you use an additional (government) public key to encrypt with, allowing the government to decrypt it later?
Or maybe they'll only enforce the rules on "chat applications" or things the general public uses?
I guess they're talking about this right now.
- delish 7y agoI’m sure you’re right. And I guess I’m saying something obvious when I say they haven’t thought this through. So they’re going to get every bank, every e-commerce website, every server and every client to upgrade their SSL packages? That’s daunting. (that’s ignoring the challenge of never leaking the government’s golden key)