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Right so it's more difficult to do, but you can separate out the testing team or do other things to be rigorous about detection. At the very least you can make
by briancaw2 13y ago
Right so it's more difficult to do, but you can separate out the testing team or do other things to be rigorous about detection. At the very least you can make it more difficult than sitting down at a terminal and hitting go. One sort of simple solution I can think of is having passwords just like nuke authcodes that have similar restrictions that are passwords for access and decryption...etc.
- corin_ 13y agoAnd if the government (right at the top) decides they want to start accessing it regularly without the public knowing (like the current situation), they control those separate testing teams, and can authorize secret access at any time?
- briancaw2 13y agoI think if it involved Presidential and Congressional approval and had things like exact query logging and required declassification prior to prosecution than that would be reasonable.