Sorry for being a grammar nazi, but "enemy dejure" doesn't mean what you think it means - technically that form states that encryption is an enemy in law (de ju

Sorry for being a grammar nazi, but "enemy dejure" doesn't mean what you think it means - technically that form states that encryption is an enemy in law (de jure, in Latin - typically used in opposition to de facto, "in practice"). I expect you meant to write "du jour", French for "current, of the day (jour)". Fire your autocorrector.