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You first DOJ. These folks want back doors so they can read everyone's traffic, but once you put a back door in an encryption standard, it affects everyone.
by coldcode 7y ago
You first DOJ. These folks want back doors so they can read everyone's traffic, but once you put a back door in an encryption standard, it affects everyone.
- behringer 7y agoMy favorite interview over the last few weeks is from NPR when a guy in law enforcement said that police don't even use that type of encryption (that normal people use) as if he forgot that his police radio, payroll, camera footage, information storage, are all most certainly protected via encryption.
- Klonoar 7y agoI found this exchange amusing as well, for a slightly different reason. The gist of his point was that "who needs this level of encryption, other than maybe the military?". Substitute guns instead of encryption and see how that fits.