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I'm not sure they expect to actually get a technological solution. The prospect that scares me most about this isn't that officials are demanding the impossible
by 0xcde4c3db 7y ago
I'm not sure they expect to actually get a technological solution. The prospect that scares me most about this isn't that officials are demanding the impossible right now, it's whatever their next "counter-offer" is. I feel like there's a real risk of politicians settling on a licensing regime where a bank, payment processor, cloud platform, telco, etc. gets to use strong encryption iff it files the right paperwork and maintains a backdoor in its system (i.e. not in the encryption itself).
- brokenmachine 7y ago"The nerds wouldn't do what we asked for, so we need to make encryption illegal now. It's to stop the terrorists. You don't support terrorism, do you?".