> but only backdoored or weak encryption to keep the average attacker out. I realize this is likely not your argument but the only thing that does is delay the

> but only backdoored or weak encryption to keep the average attacker out. I realize this is likely not your argument but the only thing that does is delay the access to data, not prevent it. Private keys will eventually leak, if not publicly, through nation state espionage. Weak encryption prevents the average attacker today but not the average attacker in the future.